Sentence examples for be more exposure from inspiring English sources

"There may be more exposure to Europe out there than people really think, even if banks think they are covered.

This may be more exposure to fabulousness than Mr. Kurisunkal's return to his under-age and understimulated existence at the University of Illinois can bear, but not every night in New York has been so exalted.

I spoke to 40 current students and recent graduates, and 95 per cent believed that post-university depression was very much a real thing, with a further 87 per cent saying that there should be more exposure on it.

There will also be more exposure for the LG brand.

That's why there needs to be more exposure on this subject.

But the net effect of repeal, even with a Republican alternative in place, is likely to be more exposure to medical bills ― and, as a result, worse access to medical care.

"It is more exposure," Mr. Donnellan said.

It's more wearing, it's more exposure.

"There was more exposure in the 70s and 80s but hardly any now.

For new books there's more exposure, and perhaps even more readers, in more formats, than ever before.

"Plus, there's more exposure to other media, and we can expand our ad base and circulation".