Examples of using More exposed in English and their translations into Danish
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Women who have herpes infections are more exposed to having herpes outbreaks around the menstrual period.
Age: Comments made in the national reports identify the younger individuals as being more exposed to carrying out lifting of heavy loads.
was frequently more exposed to repetitive tasks,
Never in the history of humanity has the truth been more exposed than at this time.
European banks are more exposed than American and Asian banks,
which are even more exposed to weathering than the wooden surfaces of protected construction elements, for instance.
none of which came from Texas Hold'Em. Hold'Em is the most popular of its kind because its more exposed in the media through television.
which has been lost, were in the far more exposed position at the bottom.
Table 6.6 shows that personnel are more exposed than customers to any effects from DHA
it is just because those countries are the first in line whenever supplies are disrupted and, as they are more exposed than older Member States in terms of diversification of supply,
lack of which leaves the euro, without a doubt, more vulnerable and our economy more exposed.
are somewhat more exposed than if planted in the ground,
managers of various levels helps to make the hierarchy more exposed, and therefore more receptive, to criticism.
not least the fact that workers in the chemical industry are more exposed, and the specific constraints affecting small
who are more exposed than others to certain harmful substances,
According to the annual report of the Commission, women are more exposed to the risk of poverty and, as a result,
let us not forget that we are talking about construction workers, who more exposed than anyone to bad weather
In addition, since the manufacturing sector is more exposed to foreign competition,
personalistic tension of Christianity, it will always be weaker, more exposed to the political short cuts of totalitarian regimes.
The miniaturized hair, more exposed to external ag.
