Sentence examples for exposure won from inspiring English sources

His second novel, Tamar, won the Carnegie medal, and his fourth, Exposure, won the Guardian children's fiction prize.

Full of the intensity of adolescence, Exposure won the Guardian children's fiction prize and, like Tamar, showed Mal's warmth and understanding of young people.

[C1.] Measure to Set Up Asbestos Trust Fund Advances Backers of legislation to create a $140 billion trust fund for victims of asbestos exposure won an important though indecisive victory on Tuesday evening, when the Senate voted to begin debate on the measure.

Mal Peet's Exposure (Walker) won the Guardian Children's Fiction prize 2009.

Replays, highlights and press photos of goals can then ensure wide exposure for winning advertisers.

As the burgeoning management literature on human capital points out, when talent can walk, that freedom gives it huge market power.If the bruised Mr Beckham is ready to put up with Sir Alex, the reason may be that Manchester United usually plays in Europe's Champions Leaguee, and he needs the exposure to win the promotional work that generates much of his income.

Prioritize the fights that matter; typically "I don't infringe" or defenses related to your exposure will win the day.

In addition to the previously mentioned media and investment exposure, the winning founders receive a US$25,000 no-equity cash prize, plus a trip for two to compete in the Startup Battlefield at TechCrunch Disrupt in 2019 (assuming the company still qualifies to compete at the time).

Winning exposure in jazz is hard.

Exposure abroad helped win Mr. Ferguson new respect in the Bahamas, where fame had been slow to come.

This group still faces patriarchal prejudices and find it hard to access capital and win exposure to international expertise and training.