Sentence examples for get this exposure from inspiring English sources

"It's good for the music to get this exposure, but what best symbolises it: Tolpuddle, or Boris Johnson and St George?" There are already fears that the patronage of a Tory mayor may besmirch a flourishing folk scene that is already fighting off attempts at infiltration by the British National Party, whose leader, Nick Griffin, is a vocal fan of the music.

Fortunately, there are many easy ways to get this exposure.

One of the greatest roadblocks for students who don't get this exposure is the resulting achievement gap.

It should be obvious that Brand gets this exposure for two reasons.

"In no way am I indicating any sense of wrongdoing at all by this individual, but one has to look at every possibility of how someone might have gotten this exposure," Dr. Jeffrey P. Koplan, the director of the C.D.C., said in a telephone call with reporters.

And we are getting this exposure at younger and younger ages, made all the more complex because of the wide variety of digital screen time now available.

"I was just like, 'Damn, it sounds pretty cool to play for the national team.' If they're getting this exposure playing on the same [academy] team that I'm playing on, I can get the same exposure if I'm playing.

We are being asked to donate three pounds, and to choose which pictures from the long list will get this unprecedented exposure.

"Especially as a young person, we don't get this type of exposure just in school," Laelah Jackson, 16, of Berkeley said in an interview.

Tourists can either be a bridge or a barrier, an hindrance or a help to the desperate situation of the Palestinian/Israeli conflict, and many other conflicts around the world., a different kind of tourism than mine, where tourists come to get this kind of exposure.

He also says in order to have gotten this much exposure in the shot he would've had to hold down the button for at least ten seconds.