Sentence examples for particularly exposed to from inspiring English sources

Public housing is another area particularly exposed to graft.

Massive saw its debts climb, making it particularly exposed to the trading downturn.

This matters because it leaves Japanese companies particularly exposed to foreign-exchange risks.

Its banks are particularly exposed to the troubled periphery, especially Italy.

We worry about Sainsbury as it appears particularly exposed to recovering competitors and management guidance is very cautious.

Compared with the rest of Europe, the UK is particularly exposed to the behaviour of global capital.

"Funding per pupil has been decreasing steadily year on year and individual schools, particularly those with lower pupil numbers, are particularly exposed to this.

WorldCom is particularly exposed to these various trends because it is the last pure long-distance communications company of significant size.

The people of Kiribati, a group of islands in the Pacific ocean particularly exposed to climate change, now own a possible refuge elsewhere.

On the living wage: In our view, Stagecoach is particularly exposed to the Living Wage given its high exposure to Regional Bus, at around 55% of group profit.

It – or more accurately its customers base - is also particularly exposed to the falling housing market through its enthusiasm for 125% mortgages at the height of the boom.