Sentence examples for spared exposing from inspiring English sources

If the lower regions have been spared, exposing the plant bases will help protect them, and you can also keep animals at bay with a bitter, repellent spray.

The fact that a large number of patients, who could otherwise be spared, are exposed to the severe side effects of chemotherapy necessitates an improved classification of breast cancer in the adjuvant setting in order to define patient groups who will benefit from the addition of adjuvant chemotherapy (and as a consequence, those patients who will not benefit from treatment).

Given the highly conformal nature of this form of therapy, surrounding normal tissues such as the rectum and bladder can be effectively spared from being exposed to high radiation doses, leading to fewer treatment complications [ 3, 4].

Men are not spared, and have to expose their buttocks on demand.

And despite the dramatic shocks, this complex story is wrangled into a disturbingly persuasive narrative, one that spares no justice when exposing the cruelty of the drugs world.

If Delsin has good Karma, he spares Augustine and exposes her crimes to the world.

Ultimately, the hurricane weakened to a tropical storm and spared the city, but it exposed how New York is years away from — and billions of dollars short of — armoring itself.

There had been speculation that Mr Brown would go to the polls in March, to spare himself the ignominy of another budget exposing the desperate state of the public finances.

Even The Help which is about a white journalist exposing racism in the 60s isn't spared.

It's a spare operation with exposed brick walls, a few framed posters on the wall and ceiling fans.

This is the world of the entire spare collection: bracing, exposed, ruthlessly mercurial and, for all its spiked bales of barbed wire, laden with extreme beauty.