Sentence examples for reserve exposure from inspiring English sources

The long-term carcinogenic process may consist of initial malnutrition stimulation and followed with reserve exposure to some risk factors for high-susceptibility persons of the disease.

"Simply put, it is illustrative of a strategy 'to play for time' in the hope that intervening helpful developments would justify, or mitigate, the existing reserve exposures.

The adjustment included increasing loss reserves for exposure to home equity products to $200 million from $100 million.

"At this point in time we do not have a large enough stockpile to pre-vaccinate, so the stockpile will be reserved for post exposure," said Jerome M. Hauer, acting assistant secretary for emergency preparedness at the Department of Health and Human Services.

The study tested the blood and urine of 42 mother-child pairs from the reserve for chemical exposure.

However, there are factors other than age that could be associated with a diminished ovarian reserve, possibly including exposure to endocrine-disrupting chemicals.

He foresees governments with large reserves paring their exposure to the West and investing in one another.

The bank also said that it would take a charge in the second quarter of $4.95 billion to reflect the settlement and an addition to its reserves to cover exposure to Enron and other pending litigation.

Other candidates put South Carolina on reserve, largely through fearing exposure on the contentious issue of illegal immigration.

The money manager will take a $618 million hit, or $279 million post-tax, for the fourth-quarter, in order to establish a reserve to address legal exposure and other costs associated with the underperformance of fixed-income strategies managed by State Street Global Advisors, the company's investment arm.

Reserve accumulation increases foreign exposures to American monetary policy while simultaneously introducing a destabilising force into the American economy.