Sentence examples for radio exposure from inspiring English sources

Seminars and panels cover topics from retail and radio exposure to foreign markets and legal issues — just in case you get tired of the fun.

"The evangelicals have a lot of TV and radio exposure in Brazil, but a pope's visit gets a lot of positive media coverage.

The Watcha tour was modeled on Lollapalooza and the Warped Tour as a chance for bands with little radio exposure to play bigger places and reach one another's fans.

Given the radio exposure, the reputation of the band members — some of the most in-demand players on the scene — and the persistence of the orchestra's executive director, Emily Tabin, ambitions are high for the album.

Recorded on a modest budget, marketed primarily to existing fans and not relying on radio exposure, "The House Carpenter's Daughter" breaks free of the commercial pressures that have turned major-label releases into risky gambles that can cost a million dollars in promotion alone.

Radio exposure for "Flapjacks" is almost nationwide now, and with a song from the first album in consideration for the soundtrack of a future episode of the CBS series "Joan of Arcadia," the fortunes of Gandalf Murphy seem to be rising.

Similarly, radio program exposure and TV program exposure had no significant effect.

Exposure to printed advertisements was also lower than radio program exposure, with approximately 47% having seen an advertisement about reproductive health or HIV/AIDS.

In the real world, it was all Two Tribes and Careless Whisper, but for those whose Radio 1 exposure was confined to 10 till midnight, Mondays to Thursdays, Come Back was on pretty much constant exposure.

BBC guarantees Radio 4 exposure.

Radio Frequency Exposure Area," reads one sign.