Sentence examples for exposure how from inspiring English sources

When it comes to digital exposure, how much is too much for today's teenagers?

As for media exposure, how much ink has Morocco, a country with six times the population, garnered over the past 30 years?

"With very limited television exposure, how do Americans even learn about rhythmic gymnastics in the first place?" In Japan, universities have teams for male rhythmic gymnasts.

The only country ever hit by a nuclear attack, Japan has a visceral appreciation of the uncertainties of radiation exposure, how it can spare some people in its wake and poison others silently, causing disease years later.

"To that extent I had a conversation with management, and I said I am not getting that international exposure, how to deal with European colleagues and American colleagues," he said.

Asked what winning the title did for his program, this is what Blair said as his team prepared for an N.C.A.A. tournament Raleigh Regional semifinal against Maryland on Sunday: "The credibility that it gives you nationally, particularly in recruiting and exposure — how would you all like to get up every morning and see me doing the 'dougie' at 8 o'clock on 'SportsCenter' all year long?

How much you water will depend upon the needs of your plants, the climate and exposure, and how much rain your yard gets.

Luna is your first exposure to how totally lifeless and barren the Atacama is.

The California bill also urges the health department to establish permissible exposure limits: how much mold is too much?

Still, the two extremes of protection and exposure suggest how thoroughly the magical aura around movie actors has vanished.

This is our semblance of accountability and one of the most important services rendered by Snowden is his exposure of how threadbare it now looks.