Sentence examples for team exposure from inspiring English sources

His global marketing contracts are as much tied to his national team exposure as the million-dollar salaries that he has been able to command while dividing his time between the Galaxy team and AC Milan, one of the top clubs in Europe.

His global marketing contracts are as much tied to his national team exposure as the million-dollar salaries that he has been able to command while dividing his time between the Galaxy and A.C. Milan, one of the top clubs in Europe.

Acting captain Gareth Batty believes Surrey's young players will benefit from unexpected first team exposure.

Nevin, who won 28 caps for Scotland, also stresses the importance of first team exposure for emerging talents.

"Ben Moon is starting to become a regular first-teamer, Dave Ewers has had some good first team exposure, but we need to have three or four of them establishing themselves in the first team in the next few years," he added.

That way, you have actual team exposure, actual game situations, and you get a feel for whether or not football is for you.

Glamorgan batsman Colin Ingram says first-team exposure at Lord's in a One Day Cup defeat by Middlesex will have provided "invaluable experience" for their younger players.

The task team wanted to give all sub district management teams exposure to the tools and process but limited the number of facilities so that individual facility-level support was feasible during the analysis process.

People understand the need to rake in money and increase the team's exposure.

"They talk about the 1980 team's exposure and all that, but when we won, the Olympics weren't the attraction they became.

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