Sentence examples for worrying exposure from inspiring English sources

While the Royal Bank of Scotland ended up with ABN's wholesale division, which has worrying exposure to American mortage-backed securities, Santander managed to snag some of the bank's most attractive assets, including a rapidly expanding Brazilian division, Banco Real, and Antonveneta.

Previous studies show that, indeed, dogs share much of their bacteria with their human owners over time, and households with pet dogs have greater bacterial diversity -- don't worry, exposure to a variety of microbes seems to build a stronger immune system.

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.

That way, you'll start to get the feel for climbing, minor altitude changes, and you'll be able to spend more time concentrating on technique rather than worrying about exposure, oxygen deprivation, and lack of skills to cope.

College students (N = 113) experiencing clinically significant academic worry were randomized to either: (a) worry exposure (WE); (b) expressive writing (EW); (c) relaxation consisting of pulsed audio-photic stimulation (APS); or (d) waitlist control (WLC).

However, survivors might feel excluded from participation in the study, in particular if exposure is measured and survivors are worried about exposure.

Last, investors worried about exposure to European bank debt cannot easily hedge their positions.

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.

While men tend to view messages about their private lives as a way to demonstrate their softer side, women tend to worry such exposure will activate gender stereotypes that counter an image of strong leadership.

As McLellan tells it, Dietrich, who was both helping finance his anti-Nazi activities and was worried that exposure of his Communism could hurt the effort and damage her own career, felt humoring Garbo was worthwhile.

And according to public hearing transcripts and unpublished administration records, officials also on some occasions gave flawed public representations of the nature of the health threat, even as they privately worried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.