TV certainly gives the property vast exposure, with a virtual weekly walk-through for millions of viewers.
But how many Chinese youth — even with their vast exposure to the world through their computers and phones — can afford to embrace iconoclasm?
One member of the executive committee said that Mr. Greenberg, as a longtime director, had ample opportunity to voice concerns about Bear's vast exposure to subprime mortgages and its hedging strategies, which he did not do.
I think that it is naive to focus on just one sole entity as vast exposure is vital for any artist's growth, I was brought up around abstract art.
And given the bank's vast exposure to the American consumer, investors will be looking to his remarks to gauge the depth of the nation's current economic troubles.
Sports at Rutgers were on the rise and, in November, the university received a coveted invitation to join the Big Ten, an athletic conference that guaranteed vast exposure and huge television revenue.
The answers range from the paranoid to the vast exposure to cellphones in people's lives — there were 207 million wireless subscribers nationwide at the end of 2005, a nearly sevenfold increase in just a decade, according to the Cellular Telecommunications and Internet Association.
But we now know that vast exposure was based on one of the biggest lies sport has ever been forced to confront.
Getting Snapdeal on Saavn's side could give it vast exposure to new customers, many of whom it will hope are impressed enough by a two-month free trial that they buy Saavn Pro with their own money once it ends.
By 9 months of age this ability to process other-race faces is typically lost, due to minimal experience with other-race faces, and vast exposure to own-race faces, for which infants come to manifest expertise [1].
