Sentence examples for outright exposure from inspiring English sources

"Interestingly, and something worth noting, is the outright exposure of her genitals.

Avoidance of danger is no safer in the long run than outright exposure.

Avoiding danger is no safer in the long run than outright exposure.

In soccer, there is no contingency — short of the exposure of outright cheating and match-fixing — for changing the result of a game.

Unemployed people and other benefit claimants; immigrants; public-sector workers – these are groups that have faced critical exposure or even outright vilification.

Thus, repeated arsenate exposure, though not outright tumorigenic in the present study, was associated with proliferative, preneoplastic lesions of the uterus, testes, and liver.

Children and adolescents were taken to the tops of high peaks and left to die of exposure or killed outright; the Aconcagua boy was likely executed with a blow to the head.

This is why the Environmental Protection Agency does not typically ban chemicals outright; rather, it restricts use based on exposure.

And they hadn't foreseen that a prolonged exposure to vapid, wacky or outright dangerous ideas would start to repel the swing voters needed by the party in November.

Our results show that silver has the potential to evoke developmental neurotoxicity even more potently than known neurotoxicants, such as CPF, and that the spectrum of effects is likely to be substantially different at lower exposures that do not show signs of outright toxicity.

"The Signatories recognise and agree with the Commission's conclusions that "the exposure of citizens to large scale Disinformation, including misleading or outright false information, is a major challenge for Europe.