Sentence examples for better exposures from inspiring English sources
Better exposures to information observed for hygiene and environmental sanitation packages.
Gaseous pollutants measured at a fixed outdoor monitoring site have been observed to reflect better exposures to PM2.5 than to gases themselves (Sarnat et al. 2005).
Imagine what we could do if more women's sport got better exposure.
In sporting goods, fiber enjoys better exposure, looking as great as it works.
"It deserved better exposure than it had received in the early days".
But the first one had a better exposure and new electrical wiring, as well as a provenance that couldn't be beat.
However, there are a few rules that can quickly improve a website and give better exposure: Go easy on the copy – nobody likes a webpage full of text.
But the smoke and cinders spewed by locomotives running in the sunken cut below Park convinced most developers that the cross streets offered better exposure.
"I don't think there's any better exposure to readers than we have at the airports," Ms. Hinckley said.
Fifteen years on and Nimick's vision, now reality, is unrivalled in squash and he has probably provided better exposure for the sport than any PR exercise ever could.
It's a crucial time for singles — there's no better exposure for a pop song than to have it pumping out of Jeeps and boomboxes — but when it comes to albums, summer tends to be Tumbleweed City.
