Sentence examples for getting less exposure from inspiring English sources

Since their days as lackeys together on the Dole campaign, one of them had found his way into the dazzling lights of a presidential campaign; the other was getting less exposure but more overall responsibility by following a different route, through House politics.

The properties of sellers, who want to garner the best possible price, get less exposure.

Compared with the United States, the continuing crusade against sexual harassment has both gotten less exposure and had a more limited impact in Germany, which made encountering Mr. Stone's enraged play here all the more surprising.

The net result: Houses get less exposure.

These teams are well known in Europe, but get less exposure in the States.

"The current generations of children are probably getting less sun exposure and fewer episodes of sunburn," says Whiteman.

When trade relations get stuck, it's often the Russell 2000 that benefits, in part because small-cap companies often have less exposure to international markets.

Text-book manufacturers increasingly took evolution — Darwinism especially — out of their books, so that schoolchildren got less and less exposure to the ideas anyway.

Plus if it's too cold out, we tend to stay indoors and get less sun exposure, which means less vitamin D. All of which makes the case for California dreaming.

It's getting less and less".

He is getting less and less popular.