Sentence examples for sight of exposure from inspiring English sources

Since the mucosa is often the primary sight of exposure, long-term, localized immune responses against Ebola virus are desirable for providing optimal protection against infection.

To date, few efforts have been made to focus on the mucosa as the primary sight of exposure to Ebola virus and priming it for participation in the host defense by vaccination [47].

In the media scrum that followed, it was easy to lose sight of the fact that Exposure had excelled – that there was strong journalism at the heart of what became a BBC crisis.

Instead, it was a collective failure of the governing five-man executive committee that over the years became so fixated on increasing the firm's book value — and expecting the stock price to follow — that it lost sight of the concentrated, underhedged exposure to the home mortgage market that left Bear vulnerable.

Hiding in plain sight, they were dulled by decades of exposure in the early 20th century, when they were exterior windows.

Part of the reason for this is the estrangement of night from day, caused by a lack of exposure to natural sights, sounds and smells, and dislocation from the natural rhythms of the seasons.

Never lose sight of the big picture.

"No End in Sight" is an exposure of the psychopathology of power.

A large, sophisticated engine developed over 100 years - with no fuel.' That may be too cynical; but there is no doubt that the Olympic movement, riven by factionalism and tarnished by its relentless, devouring pursuit of profit and maximum exposure, has lost sight of its founding spirit.

You may also need more exposure to the sight of your own naked body.

I would postulate that American violence is not increasing because of exposure to staged violence, it's because we've lost sight of real violence.