Sentence examples for regular exposure to from inspiring English sources

Regular exposure to low doses can cause liver cancer.

Regular exposure to Henry Luce's periodicals did not, however, inoculate the Dalai Lama against Maoism.

THE BOTTOM LINE -- Regular exposure to loud music and noise can inflict permanent hearing damage.

Perhaps that's because he doesn't need regular exposure to shift tickets for his perennially excellent stand-up shows.

THE BOTTOM LINE Regular exposure to hot tubs can hurt male fertility, though the effects can be reversed.

Not surprisingly, regular exposure to extreme violence has hardened Indian attitudes, as brutality is increasingly met by brutality.

In a similar vein, his only regular exposure to religion is the vigil, something explored earlier in this series.

Problems can arise from the design of underground workspaces, such as disruption from regular exposure to the outdoor environment.

Mr. White said he hoped that regular exposure to children who are not blind would help prepare the blind children for entering regular classes at public school.

After a stint in the Marines and regular exposure to the sounds of gunfire, Mr. Waufle suffered hearing loss that grew worse and worse as he aged.

For many in attendance, the vigils will be their only regular exposure to religion whether on deployment or in Civvy Street.