Sentence examples for more exposure than from inspiring English sources

Except that some "everyones" get a lot more exposure than others.

Movies are giving this California-size nation more exposure than it could ever afford in advertising.

"But I'm sure a lot of kids walk away with more exposure than they have now," Farley said.

This week he might have more exposure than he wants when he lines up against the Trojans' defense.

Should ephemeral celebrities like Anna Nicole Smith or Bob Crane be given more exposure than a truly talented individual?

"Everyone else is kind of opening up the kimono and giving us a lot more exposure than Goldman".

This effect is a result of the cumulative exposure of female mosquitoes to the insecticide treated surfaces or fabrics, resulting in a higher probability of death in older females (who experience more exposures than do younger females).

Blacks and Hispanics, on the other hand, experience a "pollution burden". They face 56percent and 633 percent more exposure, respectively, than is caused by their consumption.

The book's American edition will probably get more exposure among Iranians than any previous edition.

The movie itself is intriguingly strange, and deserves more exposure, and more debate, than it has received so far.

Educated as a child in Switzerland, he had more exposure to Western culture than his father.