Sentence examples for book exposure from inspiring English sources

But it's possible that Crichton may not manage such a clean getaway with his next book, Exposure.

In his book Exposure: Inside the Olympus Scandal, Woodford revealed how the close relationship between Olympus and its audit firm KPMG over many years had reduced the likelihood of fraud coming come to light.

"People pose on the beaches of Cabo San Lucas and the sun is behind them and they cannot understand why they are darkly lit or silhouetted," said Bryan Peterson, who tackles this and a variety of lighting issues in his latest book, "Exposure Solutions".

Also, the quantity of book exposure helped in the growth of grammatical knowledge.

"Regardless of one's perspective on the hijab, there are many women in the world who wear them and, as such, the garment's presence in porn showcases yet another moment of human diversity," says Dr. Chauntelle Tibbals, sociologist and author of the upcoming book Exposure: A Sociologist Explores Sex, Society, and Adult Entertainment.

We hypothesized that 9-month-old Caucasians who received long-term book exposure to Chinese faces would discriminate individual Chinese faces and recognize the exemplars from their books.

Jane Bown's book, Exposures, is available from Guardian Books for £20 (RRP £30).

As for the unfortunate effect on Wall Street, the regime was not designed to be used by investment banks that only had mark-to-market trading-book exposures.

BARNES & NOBLE Irene Polemis, author, will discuss and sign copies of her book "Double Exposure".

The book's exposure of Gill's predilections caused outrage partly because he was celebrated as a Catholic artist; MacCarthy herself came under attack for her cool treatment of the material – for not denouncing him strongly enough.

The museum also has a small show of portrait photographs from Lyle Ashton Harris's book "Excessive Exposure"; an exhibition of photographs by Harlem high school students enrolled in the museum's annual "Expanding the Walls" program; and a fabulously extraterrestrial installation by the young artist Saya Wooldfalk in the bookstore.