Sentence examples for exposure will help from inspiring English sources

Burnley, as a town, is having a tough time with the credit crunch and hopefully the exposure will help.

Players contend a salary bump and increased resources for exposure will help the WNBA reach a larger audience and boost the women's game's finances.

But it is unclear whether blanket exposure will help the president win back viewers, or whether they will vote that Fernando should leave the house in 2003.

In the meantime, Mr. Watts is hopeful that his newfound exposure will help him fulfill his very sincere dream of earning $1 million in the next two years.

The additional exposure will help Army not only recruit athletes and future cadets from around the country, but also increase the morale of soldiers around the world, according to Kevin Anderson, Army's athletic director.

It was recently added to Time Warner Cable's basic cable lineup in New York and the network hopes that the increased exposure will help increase the network's profile in the media.

Quantifying the contribution of various exposures will help improve prevention and control of HA-ILI outbreaks.

Building a long-term relationship with a prestigious organization such as the DSO provides EDS with the kind of exposure that will help the corporation gain further visibility and business opportunities for years to come.

Many of the larger firms have global exposure that will help them surmount the flailing U.S. economy, and will stand to benefit from a pullback in consumer spending.

In one well-timed and perfectly executed move, the PR exposure alone will help offset some of the advertising costs as well as the influx of workers they receive as a result of the new policy.

Integration of the results from this study with exposure studies will help in refining disease burden estimates that are attributable to indoor air pollution.