Sentence examples for broader exposures from inspiring English sources

The lack of an association in these studies, however, reflects only on reasonably concurrent exposure/outcome relationships and does not account for sources of broader exposures to pesticides or time windows of potential vulnerability.

Recently, however, L.G.B.T. ads have been getting broader exposure.

"We've replaced some managers, and we now have broader exposure to the indexes," he said.

With polls showing a very tight race, the debate offers the advantage of broader exposure for Mr. Lazio.

That doesn't undercut the impression that his early efforts and works on paper deserve much broader exposure.

From the channels, Mr. Buckley said, "we get operating income, we get broader exposure for our brand, and we get editorial capability for those regions".

Happily, Gluck's fecundity has been better served on recordings, which makes the lack of broader exposure that much more lamentable.

The toll-free number, which has been publicized in public-service advertisements, will receive broader exposure from Hope Now's other major initiative: a direct-mail campaign financed by the group's members.

As director, Fleming has resisted the temptation to sanitize the parade for broader exposure: "The television people say they'll make us a national broadcast if we'll just cut out the weirdos and transvestites.

BNP bought the shares from the state-run Korean Deposit Insurance Corporation for 937.8 billion won ($984 million), giving it a 9.4percentt stake and broader exposure to the country's financial sector.

"The question we are asking ourselves is: Should we think more broadly now about probability, about high-impact events and protecting against them by having broader exposure to the market?" he says.