Sentence examples for relatively exposed from inspiring English sources

Our assets are a well-managed organisation and high-calibre staff but, like all trusts, we are in a relatively exposed position financially.

Before evacuating Corinth in June 1862, the Confederates constructed a chain of earthworks three miles outside town, but they faced northeast, leaving the northwest relatively exposed.

Noting that the Bank of England might need to take further action to cool the housing market, the IMF said small-scale buy-to-let landlords could be "relatively exposed" if expected returns did not materialise.

Justices primarily rely on the court's security team for protection in Washington, leaving them relatively exposed compared with the heavily guarded officials on Capitol Hill and at the White House.

He added that the reforms aimed at solving the eurozone debt crisis could leave bank bondholders relatively exposed, especially as the banking system across Europe, particularly in Spain, is under increasing strain.

But he has been coming to Pannington Hall Lane, this isolated spot outside Ipswich, for 40 years to photograph passing trains on the relatively exposed, straight track, and wouldn't want to lose it.

This study did not find any significant differences in sputum MMP-2, MMP-9 and TIMP-1 concentrations in the relatively high exposed population as compared to the low exposed population.

Yachts are relatively seldom exposed to dangerous weather or conditions.

This characteristic is due to the relatively less exposed geographical location of the region pertaining to the incoming swells coming from south, southwest of the island.

And although BP's refining margins are coming under pressure, Shell's results on Thursday should highlight how BP is relatively less exposed to downstream difficulties.

We found that AluI-sensitive sites of nonmalignant cells were relatively more exposed compared to their malignant counterparts in cultured cells and human tumor samples.