Sentence examples for exposure would be a from inspiring English sources

Steele feared that, for some of his Russian sources, exposure would be a death sentence.

But another PR expert, Mark Borkowski, warned that, as skeleton was not a big spectator sport, Williams's commercial exposure would be "a short-term thing rather than developing something significant as a meaningful brand that is going to lock into people".

Modeling the net exposure would be a nightmare even if the REITs completely disclosed all their holdings.

In fact, the duo wore them on stage at the Grammy's, and little did Fouquet know that this exposure would be a catalyst for the growth of his firm and he is still feeling the effects of that today.

Bright light exposure would be a potentially attractive anxiolytic treatment.

Indeed, over 80% of trainees felt that more bedside teaching and increased patient exposure would be a "helpful to very helpful method" to improve neurological teaching.

Now for Friedman's brush with the famous and infamous "Oprah Effect". During Friedman's most active press years someone had suggested the epitome of PR exposure would be an appearance on the Oprah show.

The consequence of not partitioning this prior exposure would be an increase in the rate of pneumonia hospitalisations in the unexposed period.

Because PM10 2.5 contains bioactive constituents such as fungal spores and endotoxin, we hypothesized that such exposure would be an important contributor to symptoms.

In the interim, a more short-term approach, at least for occupational exposures, would be a more thorough vetting of the attributes, interferences, and complexities associated with urinary 1-nitropyrene measurements.

In settings such as Libby, where wood smoke is the predominant contributor to ambient PM, a biomarker that integrates both in-home and ambient exposures would be a useful tool for large-scale epidemiologic studies compared with more costly personal air monitoring.