Sentence examples for only be exposed from inspiring English sources

Of course they will only be exposed for a limited time before they too are weathered away to nothing.

They might only be exposed to the worst of the rest of us, inquisitiveness through a long-lens, clamminess up close.

It is very small, a handicap compounded by the fact that it is a watercolor on paper and therefore can only be exposed to light for limited periods.

Students often may only be exposed to evolutionary theory once during their formal education, typically in their high school biology class.

Depending on students' choice of both major and general education courses, there is the potential that they may only be exposed to the concept of evolution within courses in these other disciplines.

The mission isn't expected to be a very long one — BepiColombo's spacecraft will not only be exposed to serious radiation and temperature swings, but the proximity to the sun means they'll constantly be fighting against its gravity, meaning fuel will run out fast.

The president may have been concerned to maintain national unity, but the risk, Stiglitz writes, "was that the problems were more like festering wounds that could be healed only be exposing them to the antiseptic effects of sunlight".

Hoffman held immigrants who had only been exposed to disease, while Swinburne was for the more seriously ill.

Somewhere along the way, though, we realize that we are not only being exposed to Leonardo's workshop but also to the mental workshop of Leonardo3.

"He's only been exposed to the Premier League for a handful of games, so I'm sure he's raring to go and get back into the action again".

They are usually covered with sand and have only been exposed, never simultaneously, five times in the last 20 years (Fig. 12).