Sentence examples for exposure created from inspiring English sources

And her exposure (created with the help of her stylist, L'Wren Scott) is carefully choreographed.

"Double Exposure," created for last summer's Lincoln Center Festival 2000, is an elaborate mixed-media piece to a percussive recorded score by Robert Ruggieri.

Earlier this June, when Fei delivered a keynote during Patient Privacy Rights summit, Peel also did not expect Fei to focus on the emotional aspect of the ordeal – the feelings of shame and guilt that this kind of exposure created – but Fei did just that.

"This exposure created public awareness [about] the earthquake anniversary," says Zvents marketing manager Allie Williams.

A skin incision 3 cm long is made about 7 cm proximal to the tibial articular surface on the medial side and a subperiosteal exposure created.

He had a much lower profile back then, and that exposure created the 'I agree with Nick' phenomenon and so-called Clegg-mania," he says.

This indirect exposure creates a potential flashpoint for American money market funds.

If everyone is connected, then we need to start thinking of communications as one connected system where each exposure creates an opportunity for another.

These people need to acknowledge that involuntary smoke exposure creates an immediate danger to many of their fellow citizens, not just a long-term health risk and an unpleasant smell.

Although the addition of European countries affected with A(H5N1) influenza does not greatly increase the risk of a pandemic, "every new bird population that is infected creates the risk of human exposure, creates the risk of adaptation and mutation," adding more complexity to a serious problem, Dr. Ryan said.

Despite being laterally confined, the different level of exposure creates a spatial variability in hydrodynamic forcing, with a sheltered southern margin and a relatively deeper and more dynamic northern margin.