Sentence examples for spread exposure from inspiring English sources

Graham Spooner, investment research analyst at The Share Centre, says: "For a balanced portfolio it is important to spread exposure across sectors, diversifying across pharmaceuticals, utilities, energy, mining, retail and insurance".

Long-term studies are needed to investigate if longer, more spread exposure would shift students' competence frustration into competence satisfaction, and stimulate students' intrinsic motivation.

A perk of being chosen is that the publisher is entitled to put her orange 'Oprah's Book Club' logo on the front cover - an imprimatur that guarantees a guest spot on her syndicated television show, wide spread exposure and sales in excess of 500,000 copies.

But the dealers (and their risk managers) needed additional spread exposure like a hole in the head.

Once rare, the incident of MPM has increased in industrialised nations as a result of past wide spread exposure to asbestos (Myers, 2012).

In general terms, it is spread by exposure to infected poultry, their feces and contaminated soil.

If there were a great number of rich cities scattered across the planet that might plausibly be destroyed by an earthquake, the insurer could spread its exposure to the losses by selling earthquake insurance to all of them.

Some viruses of animals, including humans, are spread by exposure to infected bodily fluids.

It is designed to add firepower to investigations into the sale of repackaged mortgages that helped fuel the housing bubble and spread around exposure to toxic loans.

As reported in other biomonitoring studies, we observed widely spread population exposure to these endocrine disruptor chemicals.

By spreading their flowers over multiple ramets at potentially different times, FS individuals could spread their exposure to pollinators over space and maximize mating opportunities by presenting pollen gradually (Harder and Thomson, 1989; Wilson et al., 1994).