Sentence examples for sudden exposure from inspiring English sources
Sudden exposure to a much larger audience often provides a catalyst for next-stage business growth.
One inherited kind of sneezing, photic sneezing, occurs upon sudden exposure to bright light.
It is well known that sudden exposure to high levels of iodide can disrupt thyroid function.
Musical.ly features videos it likes on the app's homepage; the sudden exposure means Musers can get very big, very quickly.
A fresh snow like the one that fell on Sunday is like a photographic plate recording a sudden exposure.
Mass migration into Zambia's rich mining districts, meant musicians had a sudden exposure to different musical styles.
How will schools and the NHS react to the sudden exposure of apparently overblown funding for higher education?
Sudden exposure of an aquatic system to an insecticide can have significant effects on populations other than susceptible organisms.
For example, short-lived alterations in membranes can take place to counter excess absorbed energy in response to sudden exposures to high light [ 7, 8].
They are wussy pampered things, used to heat and moisture, and a too-sudden exposure to the chilly outside world could kill them.
His use of his eyes, with their quality of searching attention, is still striking; when he comes into an unfamiliar room, his rapid black-eyed glance seems to register everything in a sudden exclusive exposure, like a photographer's lens taking a group picture.
