Sentence examples for generous exposure from inspiring English sources
The two-week tour last year, with a generous exposure to ancient sites, included four nights in Paphos and cost $3,895.
Increase your signal-to-noise ratio with a low ISO and generous exposure.[7] If you let a lot of light into your camera, preferably quickly, it will overpower the noise and give you an acceptable image.
Complete removal of these tumors requires in most cases extensive surgical technique that consists of generous surgical exposure followed by laminectomy, facetectomy, and sometimes even an instrumented fusion.
Conclusions: This approach opens a generous operative exposure while safely allowing room to endoscopically maneuver and affords direct access should revision surgery be needed.
His skin, owing to infrequent sun exposure and generous bastings with baby oil, has a Madame Tussaud-like smoothness and suppleness.
Those same reassuring ratings also led to more generous treatment of CDO exposures in the bank's value-at-risk (VAR) calculations, a way of working out the maximum loss that it was likely to suffer.
A very generous view of this mass exposure of legislators would say it is a good thing in a state where the news media are geographically scattered and the political interests unusually parochial.
It is on the top floor, with southern exposure, a graceful layout and generous room sizes.
Benefits include exposure to the very latest scientific breakthroughs and a generous salary.
Sullivan has a very Ishmael-like talent for being both funny and generous, and at times "A Whale Hunt" reads like "Cool Runnings" meets "Northern Exposure".
