Sentence examples for in exposure a from inspiring English sources

In "Exposure," a New York photographer runs frantically away from the shadows cast by memories of her emotionally rapacious father.

Two dances stood out in "Exposure: A Picture of Contemporary Dance," a program of works by Daniel M. Gwirtzman, Pamela H. Warshay and Lawrence Keigwin that was presented on Saturday night at Pace Downtown Theater.

In "Exposure," a new book, the former chief of Olympus of Japan tells how he became a whistle-blower after finding that the company was making questionable, money-losing acquisitions.

We've been fortunate enough to have our clients worn by numerous A-List celebrities and saw an instant increase in exposure, a lift in brand awareness, inquiries to their websites, an uptick in sales, and in essence a snowball effect.

Regardless of the observed decrease in exposure, a third of the sample still displayed blood concentrations exceeding maximum concentration of 44.5 nmol/L recommended by several international health authorities [ 83, 84], with concentrations reaching a maximum of 130 nmol/L.

This month a selection of Jane's best works are published in Exposures, a book of photographs that have been carefully edited and restored by her friend and colleague Luke Dodd.

For non-financial counterparties, CCPs may accept bank guarantees taking into account such guarantees in exposure to a bank that is a clearing member.

The response of film to variations in exposure creates a characteristic curve.

He was presenting preliminary results of his efforts to track differences in exposure across a broad swath of the economy, after first looking narrowly at vehicles.

This results in exposure to a number of pollutants associated with smoke.

Consequently, changes in human behaviour or environmental exposures could result in exposure to a large additional pool of bacteria.