Sentence examples for grow exposure from inspiring English sources

To grow exposure overseas, the Cup's preliminary challenge races were expanded to Europe this year for the first time.

It's simply the growing exposure of existing OA literature.

With 5.9 billion reported users, mobile phones constitute a new, ubiquitous and rapidly growing exposure worldwide.

Given the growing exposure teenagers have to sexual images on the web, statutory guidance for teachers must be updated for the internet too.

When regulators express concern about the bank's growing exposure to far-flung places, he has the perfect riposte.

The effects of disasters on communities is a critical issue to be considered in terms of growing exposure of infrastructures to natural hazards.

That was only just in time: the big banks, worried about their growing exposure to the scrip, had stopped buying it.Greek scrip would face bigger problems.

From 1990 to 2007, they found that regions that faced growing exposure to Chinese competition had higher unemployment, lower labor-force participation and lower wages than might otherwise be expected.

CalSTRS's decision represents a greater readiness by banks, insurance companies and other institutional investors to recognize their growing exposure to environmental, social and governmental risks.

Kaká's growing exposure on the world stage prompted interest from leading European clubs, and in August 2003 AC Milan signed him for $8.5 million.

But the agency also identified some risks if current economic weakness persists, including banks' growing exposure to business, real estate and construction loans and increasing involvement in lending to less creditworthy consumers.