Sentence examples for overly exposed from inspiring English sources

"It shows how overly exposed to refining Phillips is".

At the same time, texting can make a youngster feel frightened and overly exposed".

The Halifax price index is a broad national index, 11% in London, so you are not overly exposed to any one region.

"He has extensive experience within the aluminum sector, so he's not been overly exposed to the carbon steel industry, as his predecessors were.

In the past, certain firms racked up big losses because they were overly exposed to bonds that fell steeply in price.

And why would such an overly exposed audience embrace a work of such heft, especially as almost every edition carries the added weight of ponderous academic commentary?

The research appeared long before 24-hour news, social media, the growth in corporate communications departments or the police's reaction to the phone-hacking scandal, which exposed overly cosy relationships between officers and News of the World executives.

The negative publicity from the feud, including the posting of photographs of overly cluttered apartments online, exposed the James brothers' compulsive hoarding habits, which many club members believe are portrayed in the book "Stuff: Compulsive Hoarding and the Meaning of Things," by Randy O. Frost and Gail Steketee.

Tinuvin® XT 200 protects film made from thermoplastic resins against overly fast degradation when exposed to UV light and is designed particularly for use in agricultural films used to make greenhouses.

The 14 defendants were charged under the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act, which critics say is overly broad and exposes computer users to extremely harsh sentences for relatively innocuous computer crimes.

"I don't think people should be overly concerned if they're exposed to avian flu virus that they're going to get Parkinson's disease," Tansey says.