Sentence examples for deep exposure from inspiring English sources

Hungary and Latvia were particularly vulnerable; Hungary because of its deep exposure to foreign lending, and Latvia because of its shaky banking system and overextended consumers.

Then, when you come up with an idea, or, as Dr. McGonigal put it, "you feel a connection to something," then, she said, "deep exposure is a prerequisite".

Be cautious about short-term rotations: Without deep exposure to national contexts, managers concentrate on what's common across cultures instead of what's different.

In these, a telescope points at a small patch of sky, taking a long, deep exposure that is designed to reveal extremely faint, distant objects.

One senior director argued adamantly for the appointment of X, who had slightly stronger competencies and had deep exposure to the core business.

The capstone course gives students deep exposure to realistic challenges in the dynamic and stimulating clinical and commercial medical technology environment.

NASA'S Chandra X-ray Observatory has taken deep exposures of two nearby energetic pulsars flying through the Milky Way galaxy.

Deep exposures with the Hubble Space Telescope (HST) have provided the primary evidence that star-forming galaxies were present in the first billion years of cosmic history.

I was looking for a deeper exposure to culture and more personal responsibility, which is why I chose the BCGS.

It is trying to serve two audiences -- those looking for new listening experiences and those seeking deeper exposure to genres they already know well.

or for deeper exposure to the process (and people) behind their favorite songs.