Sentence examples for precious exposure from inspiring English sources

Hurricane Floyd (in 1999) gave him precious exposure.

This year's dividend suspension and exit from AngloGold may mark the end of the 'old' Anglo (conservative strategy, progressive dividend, precious metals exposure).

Maybe it was not prime time, but two often overlooked men's basketball programs had two hours of precious national exposure.

Jacob had had precious little exposure to the visual atrocity that is an intact penis, and so wouldn't bet his life on what he saw — and the stakes felt that high — but he knew enough to know that he had to look again.

In recent years, the artists of rock 'n' roll's golden period have begun to open up and look back, becoming less precious about exposure and mystique.

This scheduling is enforced by the BBC and, as last autumn's World Cup proved, terrestrial exposure remains precious.

Another popular method for gaining exposure to precious metals is investing in the companies that prospect and mine for them.

Hedge funds have used gold E.T.F.'s to gain exposure to the precious metal, but have been selling them off en masse in recent weeks.