Sentence examples for worry about exposure from inspiring English sources
People worry about exposure to mercury and toxins from fish, but experts say that for middle-age and older men and postmenopausal women, the benefits of fish far outweigh the risks of exposure to environmental pollutants.
European investors remained pessimistic that interbank lending would remain stagnant for some time and continued to worry about exposure of local insurers and banks to assets held by the troubled firms.
The strictest Haredim, who insist on the right of all ultra-Orthodox men to engage in full-time Torah study and worry about exposure to a more secular life, denounce the soldiers as "traitors" and liken them to a pestilence.
In the age of cyber-warfare and privacy concerns, parents raising children often worry about exposure on the Internet.
The commission evaluated synthetic athletic fields after lead was detected on some New Jersey fields, raising worry about exposure to children.
Last, investors worried about exposure to European bank debt cannot easily hedge their positions.
And according to public hearing transcripts and unpublished administration records, officials also on some occasions gave flawed public representations of the nature of the health threat, even as they privately worried about exposure to lawsuits by sickened workers.
Investors are worried about exposure to credit risks, private equity writedowns and legal problems.
Aside from radiation, few U.S. organizations have policies regarding pregnant lab workers, which means women are on their own when it comes to worrying about exposure during pregnancy.
Next time you find yourself waiting interminably for an appointment or languishing in a doctor's office, urgent care clinic, or emergency room, worrying about exposure to other sick people not to mention the bill you're going to receive for care that is not a true emergency, please remember – there is a better way!
If you're worried about exposure to violence only in video games, you're turning a blind eye to violence elsewhere.
