Sentence examples for exposed globally from inspiring English sources
Mr. Alam said he created the Chobi Mela festival primarily so Bangladeshi photographers could be more widely exposed globally, extending to international audiences.
"Little Eye Labs acquisition was the trigger for us to start thinking about a new model where startups could be exposed globally," said Rajesh Sawhney who started GSF Accelerator in 2012 with support from investors including Dave McClure's 500 Startups, InMobi founder Naveen Tewary, Blume Ventures and Kae Capital. .
This will be another big one, with millions of "likes" and tens of millions exposed globally over a short period of time.
The fallacies of relying solely on expert opinion to establish best practice in clinical decision-making and public health policies are now well exposed globally [ 1, 2].
In its recent report on NCDs, WHO [ 35] reported that poor and disadvantaged populations were more exposed globally to behavioural risks that lead to NCDs.
Little information is available to assess risks in the low-moderate range, that is, concentrations below 10 μg/L, to which a large population is exposed globally [ 2, 21].
Here we report that the gene expression in S. cerevisiae exposed to globally sourced extracts of E. arvense reflected variation in their phytochemical composition.
Angus Campbell, head of market analysis at Capital Spreads, said: Any retracement is met by a wall of buyers, as demonstrated once again and even though things look decidedly patchy for the UK from an economic standpoint, those globally exposed stocks are still well placed to generate good earnings for investors and pay them back with increasing dividend payments.
It has been estimated approximately 125 million people are exposed to asbestos globally within their place of work, often in third world countries that do not have strictly regulated workplace safety controls.
For example, millions of people are exposed to arsenic globally, which is associated with many detrimental health effects such as several types of cancer, diabetes mellitus, and vascular, reproductive, developmental, and neurologic effects (National Research Council 2001).
Accelerated historical recession of glacier snouts globally has exposed large areas of subglacial landforms and the abandonment of substantial ice-marginal landforms such as moraines and glacifluvial depocenters.
