Sentence examples for share exposure from inspiring English sources

But all share exposure to foreign fixed-income securities, and most of the portfolios hold a mix of sovereign and corporate debt.

One difficulty in the interpretation of sex ratio studies is that men and women share exposures.

"But they also heighten shared exposure to the potential detriment of all.

In addition, the public forum creates an opportunity for shared exposure to diverse speakers with diverse views and complaints.

Earlier this year, under regulatory pressure, Standard sold £7.5bn worth of equities, reducing its shares exposure from 59percentto35percentr cent - quite a reduction when you consider that it was up at 77 per cent in 2002.

The Geico subsidiary is one of the largest underwriters of auto insurance nationwide; the recent acquisition of General Re bolsters Berkshire Hathaway's reinsurance business, in which it shares exposure to large risks with other companies.

The adoption of a shared exposure protocol by the research community is strongly recommended since it is a key aspect to make biomonitoring surveys directly comparable, also in view of its recognition as a monitoring method by the EU legislation.

As one lawyer close to the situation points out, if Afeni didn't get what she wanted from Death Row she would surely sue not only Death Row but Interscope as well, on the theory that the companies were so closely related as to have shared exposure.

If the association between ego and alter is driven by a shared exposure (such as a local drug dealer), we would expect the effects to be equally strong in each of these types of relations.

Another form of missing covariate is when some individuals have a shared exposure that is unmeasured.

Daily means were used to represent shared exposure of the population in the study.