Sentence examples for widely exposed from inspiring English sources

Outside the narrow mylonite zone, materials composed of relatively coarse grain size (up to few centimeters) are widely exposed over wide area (e.g., Markl 1998).

PBDEs were used for decades as flame retardants in a wide variety of consumer and household goods, and U.S. citizens are widely exposed to them.

Tomes, C. A case of a widely exposed pulp.

Mongolians have never been widely exposed to paleontology, despite the rich bone beds.

The kind of behavior now being widely exposed has gone on for as long as business has existed.

During periods of maximum ice minimum sea level, the interior craton was widely exposed.

Although there could be drawbacks to that if an incident leads to the cancellation of all the insurance, leaving the holder widely exposed.

He is said to have consulted Boris Johnson, whose own time as a member of the Bullingdon Club at Oxford has been widely exposed.

"The Turn of the Screw," Britten's 1954 adaptation of the Henry James novella concerning restless ghosts and corrupted innocents, is smaller, subtler and less widely exposed.

A comprehensive, court-imposed order had prevented any reporting of the affair in Israel, though many of the details had already been widely exposed abroad.

Mr. Alam said he created the Chobi Mela festival primarily so Bangladeshi photographers could be more widely exposed globally, extending to international audiences.