Sentence examples for exposure to the issue from inspiring English sources

Medical student Sasha Marie, who wants to specialise in the care of the elderly, said part of the problem was the lack of exposure to the issue during training.

Although he's had peripheral exposure to the issue as chairman of Orange County, Fla., he won praise for improving public safety, promoting cleaner neighborhoods, and understanding the needs of children and families.

Taylor, ever eager to jump to the public microphone, is taking an uncharacteristically laid back approach to the situation, telling the Post, "I'm hoping, in light of the exposure to the issue, that this would be quickly and appropriately corrected".

Yet the very tumble of concentrated ideas, followed in the same hall with a panel of religious leaders and speeches by leaders of Malaysia, Jordan and Russia, was the sort of forced exposure to the issues of the day that most of the business participants had little time for in their normal working lives.

So Bhargava teamed up with Sean Burke, a counselor at Thomas Jefferson High School, to co-found Mytonomy, an alumni-powered college counseling service that aims to help high school students prepare for college and get exposure to the issues and culture at their institutions of choice.

Even those employers that do have an awareness of the career needs of persons with disabilities often have little exposure to the issues and challenges facing recent veterans, especially the "signature" but often invisible issues of the war in Iraq and Afghanistan -- traumatic brain injury, post-traumatic stress or major depression.

Reality TV coverage Construction of the school was documented on Swedish television's Channel 5. 'Room Service' helped Berhan Guzo complete its new buildings as part of a 10-week reality series, giving massive exposure to the issues surrounding orphans and vulnerable children as well as HIV/AIDS in Ethiopia.

Jay Timmons, head of the manufacturers group, said in a statement, "Mr. Bryson has a strong business background and serves on the board of many manufacturing companies, which gives him the advantage of having exposure to the difficult issues manufacturers face in today's global marketplace".

His exposure to the Taiwan territorial issue "may shade his views on cross-strait relations in the direction of flexibility," said Alice L. Miller, a scholar of Chinese politics at the Hoover Institution.

This may reflect their greater exposure to these issues in the operating room and their awareness of the importance of a reflective practice as they near the completion of their training.

A reason for the low interest of Polish students in family medicine and other primary care specializations might be late and limited exposure to these issues during the course of study.