Sentences with phrase «very public exposure»
His very public exposure in an act of violence towards his then wife Nigella Lawson in 2013 did not exactly leave him with a reputation as one of the great feminists of our time.
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The very public exposure of their previously secret relationship means his focus must now shift to personal, rather than political, priorities.
«She's combining intimate, private moments with very public exposures.»
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The failure to gain traction in the Mohawk Valley, and very limited public exposure imply a campaign that could be in trouble.
«It seems very unlikely that more than very few members of the public in Japan exceeded the maximum permissible internal exposure of 1 mSv [millisievert] / year,» the team writes in the 3 March issue of Environmental Science & Technology.
«There has to be exposure to some sort of very extreme type of horrible event,» says Jack Nitschke, PhD, associate professor of psychiatry and psychology at the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health.
What the Saul Zaentz Charitable Foundation has done is unique and inspirational — it is enabling the launch of a very large - scale study with the potential to generate insights akin to what the field of public health has produced, because of population - based research, around pressing issues, such as heart disease and the impact of smoking or lead exposure on health and development.
Indoor cats are at very minimal risk and while we recommend the vaccine for public health reasons, we recognize that the risk of rabies exposure is extremely low and the ultimate decision is at the owner's discretion.
I had very little exposure in New York in the last decade, up until the Paula Cooper show [last year], so I began thinking that after all those years of being in the shadows, so to speak, some serious public exposure is beginning to happen.
Other concerns have kept public sector lawyers from doing very much volunteer legal work but Crown counsel in three provinces are now able to carry out pro bono work with far less exposure to legal claims and less risk of running into conflicts of interest.