Sentence examples for raising exposure from inspiring English sources

A programme broadcast in Northern Ireland on a controversial religion could attract a substantial number of viewers, raising exposure.

His assessment that colleges and firms are perpetuating a degradation of the value of professional experience for college students is admirable in its effort to raise exposure for this important issue.

Weather shocks raise exposure to malaria as shown by the significant rise in the incidences of infant death (34).

Facilities using lead can raise exposures for adjacent populations.

Common household activities can raise exposures to volatile organic chemicals (VOCs) up to a factor of 100 compared with exposures during the sleep period and far above the highest observed outdoor concentrations.

And with the portion of their equities that are actively managed, the two pension funds have been raising their exposure to select energy stocks, which have been strong performers in the last year.

Insurance companies all but stopped offering hurricane coverage for property on the Gulf Coast after Hurricanes Katrina and Rita in 2005 cost them billions of dollars in claims and as property values soared, raising their exposure to disaster claims.

In different terms, it simply raises the pressure by raising the exposure.

It is suggested that H. pylori might play a role in the development of laryngeal cancer by forming chronical inflammation and raising the exposure to the carcinogens by destroying mucosal and immune barriers.

Mr Reekie said he hoped the exposure from this would help raise the exposure needed to attract wealthy donors.

Sometimes the issue raised is exposure to high-frequency radio waves.