Usage of "less exposure"

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Usage of less exposure in English

Citigroup has a relatively smaller U.S. business and less exposure to Dodd-Frank. 
 Reuters 

Unlisted companies generally get less exposure and their shares are far less accessible. 
 Reuters 

But she had less responsibility than you, less exposure to the real world. 
 Crossings 

Lenders have reined in proprietary trading and have less exposure to hedge funds. 
 Reuters 

If we are gay, our gayeties involve less exposure and fatigue. 
 Americans and Others 

Shares fell although the group has less exposure than a number of its counterparts. 
 The Irish Times 

But he said global conditions would gradually improve, meaning less exposure to the dollar. 
 Reuters 

Soloing is also significantly faster, which means less exposure time. 
 Rock and Ice Magazine 

But fewer bouts would mean less exposure and less money. 
 The Guardian 

They tend to have less exposure misclassification bias and time-varying confounding if exposures are brief. 
 Pubmed 

It entailed more circuitous travel, but less exposure. 
 Rock and Ice Magazine 

Either way, it means less exposure to danger and less work for you in the long run. 
 Small favor 

Numerous studies have demonstrated retirement advice produces better asset allocation, higher saving and less exposure to risk. 
 Reuters 

Shorter daylight hours also means less exposure. 
 The South African 

Because Wells Fargo had less exposure to mortgage problems, some investors considered it a good way to diversify. 
 Reuters 

Foreign firms have much less exposure in Russia's television sector, where Russians receive the majority of their news. 
 Reuters 

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Meanings of less exposure in English