Sentence examples for has increased exposure from inspiring English sources
Yet others have countered that the increased number of games has increased exposure and revenue for a greater number of schools, and see it as a positive development.
International trade has introduced exotic pests and competitors; ozone depletion has increased exposure to ultraviolet radiation; and many species have already been very nearly wiped out, or wiped out altogether, by overhunting and overharvesting.
Of course, it was nothing of the sort, but at least now the band has increased exposure, so I guess everything worked out for the best in the end.
In 2011 Krambeer has increased exposure to managed futures and long-short in alternative investments, global equity disciplines, floating rate bank debt and credit extensions through various managers of both separate account and mutual funds.
One of the possible explanations for this phenomenon is that male migration to urban centres in Nepal and abroad has increased exposure to foreign ideologies that influence gender norms [ 2].
The researchers speculated that people who live in urban areas may have increased exposure to harm from physical, chemical and biological (that is, contagious disease) sources.
Communities located in close proximity to pesticide-treated fields are known to have increased exposure to pesticides and may be at increased risk of adverse birth outcomes.
Experts carrying out the research at King's College London also suggest that the so-called "pornification" of modern culture may be driving up surgery rates to unprecedented levels as both men and women have increased exposure to pornographic imagery via the internet.
As we don't have too many bears running wild today, but we do have increased exposure to new substances, and increased ability to assess physiologic changes, current investigators use emulsifiers and mice intestines, as opposed to bears chasing humans.
As Career and Technical Education (CTE), which was brought forth via the Carl D. Perkins Career and Technical Education Act of 2006, becomes increasingly popular among schools, students will surely have increased exposure to career, as early as high school.
