Sentence examples for overdue exposure from inspiring English sources
The appointment will bring greater – and overdue – exposure to Weir's enormously accessible compositions.
But there's another composer whose anniversary also falls in 2009, and who, more than any of the above, deserves some much overdue exposure.
Joanne Shenandoah, a leading Native American musical artist and two-time recipient of NAMA's Female Vocalist of the Year Award, said, "The work Ellen started is giving native musicians long overdue exposure and respect".
He exhibited quietly in commercial and university galleries, with occasional sales to major institutions, and was consistently overlooked until last fall, when a MacArthur Fellowship provided a bit of long overdue exposure.
Updated cost studies of further population and occupational exposure reduction are long overdue.
Thus, at its core #Cindygate is meant to expose this body of work to greater public scrutiny, and through exposure bring about a conversation long overdue.
These are important, long-overdue steps in the battle to reduce the exposure of all living things in this country to the obscene levels of pesticides released into the environment.
The sector had been waiting for the announcement of the first ever public consultation on the use of pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) in the UK, now overdue by a month.
John Bailey St Albans, Hertfordshire Andy Beckett's exposure of George Osborne's project to turn Britain into a single-party state is more than overdue.
