Sentence examples for screen exposure from inspiring English sources

This knowledge, though, seems to have made him overconfident about the benefits of screen exposure.

The American Academy of Pediatrics used to recommend strict restrictions on screen exposure.

The hope is that screen exposure can help drive tourists out of London and into the regions.

Should I turn off the TV whenever she is in the room to avoid passive screen exposure?

After this 30-second screen exposure, he notched up 10 appearances in two years, including the westerns Sierra and Winchester 73 (both 1950).

Coupled with Millenials now habituated to handheld screen exposure through iPod video players, social jet lag is here to stay.

Change in adjustment from age 5 years to 7 years was regressed on screen exposures; adjusting for family characteristics and functioning, and child characteristics.

Despite small-screen exposure on Channel 4 shows Dirty Tricks and Magic, this is their first Edinburgh Fringe.

Many elements from his set designs were contributions from major brands — Whirlpool, Macy's, DuPont, Parker Pens, Nikon — which quickly cashed in on their big-screen exposure.

Housing providers need to strike a balance between risk and reward, but overall, on-screen exposure promises more opportunity than trouble.

'A Packing Suburbia' Two years after it first hit the film festival circuit -- winning awards at the New York International Indepedendent Film and Video Festival and the Long Island International Film Expo -- "A Packing Suburbia" is finally getting big-screen exposure.