Sentence examples for offering exposure from inspiring English sources

Disney is offering exposure in thousands of its hotel rooms.

But investing in the Empire State Realty Trust is an entirely different type of real estate play, offering exposure to a specific set of properties.

There only a few additions to the list of possible trades - I like P&O as a potential buy and GUS and BAA, both offering exposure to the weak consumer conditions, are possible shorts.

In others, mutual-fund managers get access to special accounts set up for them exclusively by hedge-fund managers, offering exposure to some of their strategies without all of their leverage.Unfortunately for investors, this financial engineering comes at a price.

Exile had its rewards for literary refugees such as Manning, offering exposure to different cultures and "the sense of a greater, past civilisation", as she described in her 1944 review of British poetry.

Dutch bank NIBC called off a planned initial public offering, blaming exposure to the US credit markets.

Trading is rarely a good idea when hundreds of index funds are available, offering broad exposure to nearly every market.

Exchange-traded funds trade like individual stocks, while acting like mutual funds in offering broad exposure to a group of stocks.

Recently a group of illustrators took umbrage when Google asked them to provide free artwork to feature on its Chrome browser; Google countered that it was offering free exposure and that dozens of other artists had signed on.

NEW YORK YOUTH SYMPHONY To celebrate its 50th anniversary, this worthy ensemble does not diverge from its time-tested formula of offering Carnegie Hall exposure to gifted young performers, conductors and composers.

"Soul Train," one of the longest-running syndicated shows in television history, played a critical role in spreading the music of black America to the world, offering wide exposure to musicians like James Brown, Aretha Franklin, Marvin Gaye and Michael Jackson in the 1970s and '80s.