Sentence examples for need of exposure from inspiring English sources

Novelty is meeting opportunity for eight heavyweight fighters in need of exposure.

"If I have a client who is in need of exposure, I make sure that they are out there and people can see them," she said.

But there is also faint hope that City will raise the bar for a competition badly in need of exposure and investment.

Twenty-seven years later, conditions at Rikers are still in need of exposure and reform, and Richards has found himself in the facility to witness them again.

In my work, I use the space that I take up to prioritize those bodies, songs, cultures and histories that are less seen, more obscured, and in need of exposure.

In 1987, Conrad[ 7] stated that healthy employees who were the least in need of exposure to health promotion were more likely to participate in worksite health promotion programs.

The authors stress how the portal can also address the research needs of exposure biology and gene environment interactions.

In at least two significant ways, the NIEHS Portal provides a platform for developing grid-based technologies that directly address the needs of exposure biology and gene environment work.

In one sense – history generally being the propaganda of he or she who has the kept the interview tapes – this gives him an advantage, but in another it makes him vulnerable to the perception that his need of media exposure might be greater than that of his distinguished contemporary.

But he is also in need of media exposure after boldly predicting UKIP will top May's poll.

The flypaper people, always in need of more exposure, can have June's "Bugs Are Not People Too Month" -- if they can make it stick.