Sentence examples for too exposed to from inspiring English sources

Bank depositors "run" on banks that might be too exposed to defaults.

"David Cameron's schools policy has left our schools too open and too exposed to risk and falling standards.

It was, of course, an island, and thus too exposed to the elements: to storm, hurricane, snow, heat, wind, floods.

But the few remaining players may decide that they are too exposed to infrastructure debt and could either demand better terms or pull out of the sector altogether.

The review blamed Mr. Crosby for developing a strategy that supported "reckless lending policies" that left HBOS too exposed to British real estate.

A standard, side-on boxing stance is rarely advisable inside the Octagon because the front leg is too exposed to kicks and the shape of the body makes it more difficult to defend takedown attempts.

Although the technicians were wearing gowns, masks and gloves, they, too, were exposed to the bacilli.

When users are too often exposed to these dialogues, they are conditioned to ignore important security warnings.

One disadvantage to reading these profiles back-to-back, however, is that we are too often exposed to Lahr's penchant for overstatement.

I have until now been resistant to the Hogwarts background: too much exposed to boarding-school capers on the page and in political life.

On the stump last year, Tsai argued that Taiwan had become too economically exposed to mainland China, enriching a politically connected élite at the expense of working people.