Sentence examples for exposure widened from inspiring English sources

Her exposure widened further with the 2009 movie "The Proposal," in which grandma does strange tribal incantations in the woods, and with a Snickers commercial unveiled during the 2010 Super Bowl, in which grandma plays tackle football.

In the latter analysis, the confidence interval for workplace exposure widened and did not exclude no relationship.

As we climb, the ridge narrows, the exposure widens and glass-still Llyn Llydaw looks like a hole in the earth with sun and sky beneath.

Moreover, our exposure is widening under the pressures of globalization – more open borders, easier travel, urbanization, more connectivity, and the diffusion of technologies, ideologies, and malicious skills.

He countered criticism of "selling out" by saying that licensing the songs to other media allows a wider exposure and widens the group's appeal.

These trips widened her exposure to other cuisines.

As the hypothesis has evolved, the range of potentially significant exposures under consideration has widened beyond those that result in clinical infection to include sub-clinical infection, colonization or even seemingly inconsequential exposure.

We previously modeled the impact of the errors in the dosimetry model; in brief, accounting for uncertainties in each subject's exposure will increase the magnitude of the AOR of disease for a given exposure, and will widen the CI around the odds ratio (Lyon et al. 2006; Mallick et al. 2002).

Such widening exposure led to tours of Opry stars and in the 1940s to Opry films.

The few gay rights advocates in Uganda who work publicly on the issue have seen their own exposure — and support — widen, too.

The jump to broadcast television is opposed by people who are upset at what they say is the widening exposure of liquor commercials to children, and they were galvanized into action.