Sentence examples for sting exposure from inspiring English sources
To reduce single sting exposure by keeping food covered is good advice.
Lewis is dismantling the investment bank division where most of the problems happened after being badly stung by exposure to credit derivatives, among other things.
And if that didn't sting enough, his exposure of the Athens food scene was chiefly dedicated to the souvlaki, a common street food that Greeks spend a total of 2.5 billion euros on per year.
Stung by constant exposure and criticism of its policy in Sudan and Darfur, China appointed a special envoy (who soon found he had a lot of explaining to do) and shifted ground on the need for a UN force, even though deployment is agonisingly slow.In some cases, regional organisations are better equipped to take the strain.
AXA, already stung by its exposure to Lehman Brothers, seems to have confirmed investor fears about the impact that the financial crisis is having on the insurance sector.
The person would inevitably die--either of dehydration, exposure, or bite and sting wounds.
You can tell if you have gotten too much UV exposure if your skin starts to sting while tanning.
The report by the KNCHR, the country's official human rights group, claimed that security forces' methods included "beatings, waterboarding, electric shocks, genital mutilation, exposure to extreme cold or heat, hanging on trees, mock executions and exposure to stinging by ants in the wild".
This life-threatening condition occurs after your immune system gets sensitized from an exposure to the venom of a bee or other insect sting.
