Sentence examples for for global exposure from inspiring English sources

For despite the received wisdom that the contest is little more than an irrelevant freak show, in recent years Eurovision has been revitalised by ambitious young singers who recognise it as a valuable platform for global exposure.

And publication in English is essential for global exposure, he believes: "The great Bengali novelist Sankar has sold more than 3m books, but he got a lot more attention the first time he was published in English, when only 3,000 copies of his novel were produced".

The World Cup gives sponsors the rare opportunity for global exposure on a huge scale.

Soccer's quadrennial World Cup gives sponsors the rare opportunity for global exposure on a huge scale.

"Disrupt Battlefield provides startups an opportunity for global exposure and instant access to customers, press and investment opportunities.

Whether you're looking for global exposure for your startup or you're scouting the world for your next big investment, Disrupt Berlin is where you need to be.

* More than 2 decades of global exposure as a journalist, ghost writer, and editor for multimedia platforms.

He blames the lack of global exposure on the pop and folk music industry, which hasn't left much space for the electronic scene to grow.

The smoking status of, for example, the parent is a poor proxy for this global exposure as demonstrated by cotinine level studies.

MAGENTA is the 'Model for Assessing Global Exposure to the Noise of Transport Aircraft' which is under development for use in cost-benefit studies of aircraft noise mitigation measures undertaken by ICAO's Committee on Aviation Environmental Project CAEPP).

Business schools, responding to demand by students and employers for more global exposure, have started incorporating international programmes into their curricula in the last decade or so.