Sentence examples for scant exposure from inspiring English sources

Unlike George W. Bush, who entered the presidential race in 2000 with scant exposure to national security issues, Mr. Obama has served since his election to the Senate in 2004 on the Foreign Relations Committee and has had a running tutorial from aides steeped in the issues.

Since the dawn of the atomic age, of the thirty-one other Vice-Presidential candidates nominated by both major political parties, perhaps only Spiro Agnew, a governor of Maryland, had comparably scant exposure to the world beyond the United States at the time of his selection.

It will be good to revisit the art of Mike Kelley, irrepressible chronicler of the underbelly of American pop culture, in a career overview traveling from Europe to MoMA PS1, Oct. 13 to Feb. 2. And I'm eager to become fully acquainted with the work of two South American figures who have had scant exposure here.

This is a difficult challenge for exposure assessors because relatively scant exposure-related information is available for most real-world mixtures of public health concern.

Despite the challenges of high rents and scant media exposure, several companies look like they are here to stay: Bay Area Theater Sports has been around for more than 20 years, the Un-Scripted Theater Company is in its eighth season, and Big City Improv was established in 2000.

However, the scientific literature currently offers scant human exposure data for ENMs.

The latex is scant, yellowish-white on exposure, unchanging, and does not stain tissues.

However, in many HOS, exposure measurements are scant, and other sources of information (e.g., expert judgment, questionnaire data, or predictive models) are used to assess exposure (Ott 2005).

A review by the ATSDR of the toxicologic and epidemiologic literature on effects of mixtures (ATSDR 2004) found some, but scant, evidence for synergisms from exposures to multiple chemical agents.

Knowledge is scant about the influence of occupational exposures on airway inflammation in patients with refractory asthma.

And although Mr. Obama's grandfather served in Patton's Army during World War II — a fact the candidate brought up on the campaign trail — his own exposure to the military was scant.