Sentence examples for share of exposure from inspiring English sources

For too long, London has garnered the lion's share of exposure, interest and investment.

"People forget that we're not just one brand, we have many brands, all of which need their share of exposure," he added.

THE beleaguered Whit ney Museum, attacked last year by black artists who felt they weren't getting their share of exposure; is now under siege by a majority group— women.

The government agency that employs the counters, the Higher Council for the Audiovisual, or C.S.A., monitors television and the radio to ensure that all candidates, mainstream or marginal, receive their fair share of exposure in France's highly concentrated media galaxy, where 4 of 400 television channels command 60 percent of viewers.

While drugs sentences have received their fair share of exposure as an injustice in our criminal justice system, it is not the only one.

The technology is getting its fair share of exposure through a clinical trial for Viaskin Peanut that have reached a pivotal Phase 3, and ongoing trial for Viaskin Milk that has just entered Phase 2 study.

Community partners, scientists, and clinicians share knowledge of exposure, health effects, and prevention strategies.

This suggests that the MnB levels are similar for adults and children who share sites of exposure to this metal.

In 2012, for example, exposure to the Greek private non-financial sectors accounted for the largest share of banks' exposure to the country.

(Mr. Mars knows how to tune out commotion — he has a child with the film director Sofia Coppola, and thus his share of paparazzi exposure — but this was strange behavior for a front man).

Processing everything from museum exhibition posters to a portion of Timothy Leary's files at The New York Public Library, I have had my fair share of interesting exposure to what the "world of archives" has to offer.