Sentence examples for as further exposure from inspiring English sources

Watch Bill's conversations with civil rights attorney Bryan Stevenson and journalists Martin Clancy and Tim O'Brien for more context on Gideon, as well as further exposure of current inequalities in America's criminal justice system.

A spokesperson for BT-owned PlusNet told BBC News that it had contacted all of its affected customers and were "working with them closely to protect them as much as possible from further exposure" and would be providing them with "an identity protection service including internet security software free of charge for the next 12 months".

The authors write that researchers will also have to watch for shifts in humans' exposure old products will remain as reservoirs for further exposure even as manufacturers move toward alternative flame retardants, which themselves may have unexpected toxic effects.

Detection of HCV RNA in these four cases was not associated with intercurrent illness, immune suppression, or further exposure to HCV as far as could be determined and may reflect either de novo infection or reactivation of previously quiescent HCV infection.

In 1988 N'Dour received further exposure as a coheadliner with Gabriel, Bruce Springsteen, and other top-ranked rock artists on the Human Rights Now! concert tour to benefit Amnesty International.

But Mr. Latimer's campaign brought him further exposure countywide as an energetic, ambitious politician.

Therefore cessation of fish consumption, which distanced Mohawks from this river, was lauded by the public health community as a means for preventing further exposure to contamination.

The Ugandan government and the international community need to strengthen comprehensive protection and social support for IDPs in the camps of northern Uganda to help reduce mental distress and as a preventative measure to reduce further exposure to trauma.

Further, exposure to the arts as a participant or observer has the potential to have profound effects on learning and memory, context, and comprehensive creative thinking".

Chou gained further exposure to western audiences in his starring role as crimefighter Kato in January 2011's The Green Hornet.

But as an introduction, this is a memorable show that whets the appetite for further exposure.