1. These drawings must not be exposed to the air.

2. Tanks with cryptocorynes should not be exposed to direct sunlight.

3. So, if you are going to be exposed to the sun, don't forget the sun cream.

4. Yet potentially the bank may still be exposed to much of those loans' credit risk.

5. They concluded that she would be exposed to great danger from a splinter of flax.

6. Worried parents fretted that their children would be exposed to X-rated happenings.

7. Unshielded, an astronaut could be exposed to hundreds of rads during a solar flare.

8. The batteries should not be exposed to excessive heat or cold temperatures, or exposed to moisture.

9. to be exposed to infection.

10. This medicine is not to be exposed to daylight.

11. Unborn children may be exposed to Strontium-90 through drinking water and the diet of the mother.

12. As for Ismail, he would be exposed to our dual - track system right at the source.

13. If they did, they be exposed to insider dealing legislation.

14. Where glulam beams will be exposed to weather, request a preservative-treated product or consider wood that has a natural resistance to decay, such as Alaska yellow cedar or Port Orford cedar.

15. The biggest fear among parents thinking of using the Internet is that their children will be exposed to pornography.

16. People are afraid of the horror genre as a whole and parents are afraid their children might be exposed to bad influences.

17. If something goes awry, more than five billion people would be exposed to dangerous levels of radiation.

18. Or are those with lower IQs more likely to be exposed to lead because of social factors?

19. In many ways, then, peasants are more likely to be exposed to socio-economic change than other social groups.

20. Quality is the most important factor since your brickwork will be exposed to everything the elements can throw at it.

21. Anodisation is used to protect aluminium components that are likely to be exposed to the elements.

22. Ag-Ba-O thin film is a new kind of photoemissive thin film which can be exposed to air and can be used again in a vacuum system for detecting u1trshort laser pulses.

23. The Swiss researchers reported that a person repeatedly touching thermal printer paper for 10 hours a day could be exposed to 42 times the present tolerable daily exposure.

24. This test is conducted to determine the effects of solar radiation on equipment that may be exposed to sunshine during operation or unsheltered storage.

25. In the U. S. [Sentencedict], pregnant women who work in a nuclear facility can be exposed to 50 millirem per month — or about 500 millirem over the course of a full-term pregnancy.

26. Some 12% of Africa's urban population, and 18% of Asia's, live in low-lying coastal zones and may be exposed to extreme weather or floods.

27. The suite accuses KBR of having knowingly allowed the soldiers to be exposed to the cancer causing chemical sodium dichromate while they were protecting a Iraq water pumping plant.

28. During the course of the experiment, the student will be exposed to fractional distillation under vacuum, gas chromatography, refractometry, polarimetry , and IR absorption spectroscopy.

29. And yet, I really like a rudderless vessel in mid - sea, be exposed to overthrow.

30. Single row angular contact ball bearings in spindle bearing design must not be exposed to any misalignments.

31. I told him not to speak in this way in front of the children; the thought that their malleable minds should be exposed to such unscientific tosh was painful to me.

32. You will be exposed to all elements involved in the wine business including viticulture , vinification, and regional appellation laws.

33. As mentioned earlier, access points belong to a cell's access point group and define which interfaces are going to be exposed to other cells.

34. Certain 2009-2012 Touring and Trike models are being recalled because the rear brake light switch may be exposed to excessive heat from the exhaust system.

35. Extricate oneself of not to be exposed to, manager fete is entertained.