Sentence examples for extraordinary exposure from inspiring English sources
Considered exposures include the design live load and an extraordinary exposure representing a fire or explosion that causes the loss of one or more system components.
Hastings says: "This is a time when bad and corrupt journalism is receiving extraordinary exposure in Britain, which makes the promotion of good, brave and campaigning journalism all the more important.
Yet it has achieved extraordinary exposure for its online degree programs because of a decision in 2006 to buy the naming rights for the Arizona Cardinals' new stadium for about $154 million over 20 years.
If you watch it today, and I urge you to watch it, In God We Tru$t is an extraordinary exposure of organised religion, evangelist preachers and pay-to-pray television.
Sanie Dawe, its chief executive, said: "The extraordinary exposure Britain received during the Games has provided us with an ideal platform to remind people around the world why a visit to Britain is a must, and we are working hard to deliver a strong finish to the year".
A feeling of being disconnected from professional care further contributed to the experiences of extraordinary exposure.
Thus, the blood concentration data reported by Colón et al. (2000) are very unusual, and, if correct, imply extraordinary exposures by comparison to those of other children of similar ages.
All TechCrunch50 Exhibitors will benefit from the extraordinary media exposure we are expecting this year's conference to attract.
BK leads the effort and gains extraordinary free exposure as dozens of major media outlets pick up the story.
While PCBs and DDT contamination is ubiquitous globally, a high intake of fish and sea mammal food in the Arctic regions is associated with extraordinary high exposure [ 5, 6].
In addition, non-invasive coronary CT angiography and other diagnostic imaging modalities are currently criticized for extraordinary high radiation exposure leading to a significant increase in cancer [20], [21].
