Sentence examples for burgeoning exposure from inspiring English sources

Through a burgeoning exposure to Hélène Cixous and Julia Kristeva, I noticed that only seven of the 39 stories were by women.

Still, Kim remains a focused and level-headed adolescent despite his burgeoning exposure.

In the report, Noto expressed positive sentiment for a burgeoning industry with limited exposure to advertising trends and potential to increase shareholder value on buyouts or stock buybacks as the year unfolds.

Pence joked that some people called the foundation "an old-folks home for unsuccessful candidates," but it gave him a steady paycheck and valuable exposure to the burgeoning universe of business-funded conservative nonprofit groups.

For investor looking for more exposure to the burgeoning international online ad markets, 24/7 Real Media is well positioned in both the Japanese and European markets.

Limiting search results means less advertising revenue, but also demonstrates a big bet that speedier exposure to a burgeoning region will outweigh any near-term upside that might be capped by government fiat.

These stations drew huge audiences, hungry for steady exposure to the burgeoning new sound.

The accounting improprieties were necessary, the filing said, because they helped conceal burgeoning problems related to Halliburton's exposure to asbestos claims.

The logic of artifying non-art images that Andy Warhol inaugurated half a century ago could hardly skip a burgeoning mass medium of individual self-exposure.

In 2015, where burgeoning subcultures are crushed by over-exposure online before they can really develop into something tangible, FVK fans have managed to create a subculture entirely their own with the help of the internet.

The fund also boasts its first and long-awaited exposure to the country's burgeoning tourism industry in Danao International Holdings.