Sentence examples for the direct exposure from inspiring English sources

But they had the power of the brand; they had the direct exposure to the consumer.

The direct exposure of the sensors results in high sensitivity and fast response time.

He said that an early decision by the coalition government was to exempt the UK from eurozone bailouts, dramatically reducing the "direct exposure" of the UK.

Their evolution needs to be monitored, not taken for granted," he said, before adding that the direct exposure of Britain's economy to China was relatively modest.

For now, the direct exposure to the stockmarket of financial firms regulated by the Fed is limited.

"The direct exposure of the U.S. financial system to the countries under the most pressure in Europe is very modest.

The direct exposure of American banks to Greece is small, but below the surface, there are signs of other fissures.

This time round, the direct exposure of U.S. banks to the government of Greece appears to be trivial.

The system presented here enables the direct exposure of human lung cells to native, unmodified cigarette mainstream smoke.

Grilled foods have two textures — they're cooked inside and out, with a skin that has been caramelized by the direct exposure to the flame — and at Babbo there are a lot of grilled items (the method says "rustic, outdoors, Italian").

The sandy, rocky, dry soils of the coasts and the direct exposure there to strong winds and salty spray create unfavourable conditions for coastal vegetation.