Indeed, some jurisdictions are embracing the exposure.
It's hard to criticise a book that so earnestly and willingly embraces self-exposure.
This production is soaked in eye-searing, all-revealing sunlight, and it's fascinating to watch this Phèdre alternately embrace and run from the exposure of it.
They say media outlets must find ways to embrace and profit from the exposure offered by aggregators such as Google News, and that walling off their material will hasten their irrelevance.
It didn't just improve its scene in terms of quality and competition, but also encouraged the community around it to grow and embrace new technology, while providing exposure to a grass-roots, almost punk-rock underground circuit.
It must embrace surveillance of risks and exposure, the latter being particularly critical for the recognition of occupational cancers and other long-latency diseases.
Such exposure, he added, can make those in mainstream culture embrace their own weaknesses and vulnerability.
To the contrary, the challenge today is to embrace the new channels, value the additional exposure and harness social media's enormous potential.
In contrast, they conclude, "If basic research is to increase our ability to predict the consequences of exposure to environmental chemicals, we must embrace nonreductionist thinking and design experimental models that emulate human experience".
Pleasing, though it is, to see successful experiences from an emerging economy given broad exposure, we believe that to fully embrace the potential learning two important issues ought to be addressed.
Cricket has struggled to venture into new markets away from its traditional strongholds and the influential Indian board's reluctance to embrace multi-sports events as a means to increase exposure has hindered growth.
