Sentence examples for because of the exposure from inspiring English sources
But from now on, and I don't just mean because of the exposure in the papers, the BBC is going to be tougher and meaner".
Ms. Orman called contributing to the magazine and attending the conference vital to her work because of the exposure she gets to her fans.
And it's not just because of the exposure to some truly horrible facts, but also due to the warm sense of solidarity that filled ExCel London.
Mr. Wigand, the professor and expert on New York's online real estate community, said that because of the exposure the Internet offers brokers on the Web "sell more and quicker".
Golf's stakeholders might start by tugging the sleeve of the chief executive of Aberdeen Asset Management, Martin Gilbert, who nailed the company name to the Scottish Open door because of the exposure to the American market afforded by television.
"I think that conversation is getting more prevalent because of the exposure these kids have now so you're allowed to say the draft is deeper because you know more about more players," Poulin said.
The second image corresponds to an area where a big grain of hydrated hydrogel begins to dry because of the exposures to TEM electron beam.
Additional bias is also possible, because imprecision of the exposure assessment is not included.
"We have a great brand because of all the exposure we have had over the past 20 years from the movie.
I like it here on Earth, and besides, the trip itself would almost inevitably kill you, because of all the exposure to cosmic radiation.
