Sentence examples for lacks exposure from inspiring English sources

Kerry aides acknowledge that he lacks exposure in parts of the country, but note that it is still early in the campaign season and that they are starting to address the problem with sweeping new advertising campaigns.

At first glance, the concept of a Puccini evening may seem less than fresh, given that the composer hardly lacks exposure in this town; "La Bohème" is, after all, the reigning box-office champion at the Metropolitan Opera, having received 1,178 performances since its local début, in 1900.

The shares are a bit more reasonably priced relative to rival Costco, not to mention the company lacks exposure to the retail scene in the western U.S. notably California, which has been hit hard by the housing downturn.

In plasma, VTNC exists in a native, monomeric conformation that lacks exposure of conformationally sensitive epitopes.

The advantages of ultrasound are well described; most importantly it is relatively low cost, non-invasive and lacks exposure to ionising radiation.

Mr. Stettner's work is well collected, he is lauded by other photographers, and he hasn't lacked exposure in Europe and the United States.

This show of work from 1948 to 1972 by the West Coast Abstract Expressionist Frank Lobdell is his first in New York in some years, although the artist himself, now 81, has not lacked exposure in his own Bay Area haunts and elsewhere.

Nor have they lacked exposure: Lang was nominated for an Oscar for his score for "Youth," and Gordon's music for the experimental film "Decasia" has caused a sensation at festivals around the world.

But Mr. Sodjinou lacked exposure to the broader French business culture and access to coaching and guidance, and his inexperience plagued him from the start.

But it lacked exposure in Asia, which is what the linkup with Recruit Co will achieve.

They also lack exposure and encounter challenges in finding suitable markets and distribution networks.