Sentence examples for very much exposure from inspiring English sources

Don't get very much exposure to the sun.

"By 2002 there will be greatly increased rates and very much reduced exposure" as companies shy from high-risk insurance, Mr. Haskins said.

Tasting Report: A Complex Wine Closer to Burgundy Than to California Sokol Blosser Willamette Valley 1999: $30 -- *** 1/2 [Rating: three and a half stars] The panelists agreed that this wine very much improved with exposure to air.

While it is now well recognized that dose transitions and non-linearities in dose response (Slikker et al., 2004a, b) should be integrated into extrapolation of effects from high-dose animal toxicity studies to very much lower human exposures, this was not always the case.

"(The) general public is very much concerned (about) the exposure of such products to the innocent children, which get inquisitive on features (and) use of the products," it said in a statement.

"Since most of the carbon monoxide exposure in hookah users comes from the mainstream smoke rather than sidestream, I wouldn't expect that improving ventilation would reduce exposure very much," he told VICE.

"Since most of the carbon monoxide exposure in hookah users comes from the mainstream smoke rather than side stream, I wouldn't expect that improving ventilation would reduce exposure very much," he told VICE.

The dose-dependent increase in lung exposure along with lower systemic exposure was very much in accordance with the desired outcome.

I very much wanted that sort of exposure, but I had no idea what the cost of it would be.

This is very much a testament to the exposure of Asians in British media and I can groan on and on about the misrepresentation of ethnic minorities on TV and film.

Such studies point to another reason why lead exposure is very much a problem of the present.