Sentence examples for web exposure from inspiring English sources
You can understand why brands like Chanel want to limit their Web exposure, but what happens to interest if the immediate outlet is blocked?
Boutique beauty companies like Philosophy, Bloom, Joey New York, Tony & Tina, Jaqua Girls (or Tom Girls), Benefit, Urban Decay, Hard Candy, Nars, Tocca, Lorac, Vincent Longo and Lolita Lempicka may not have the presence of a Lauder, but Web exposure is helping to build their recognition.
Without Web exposure to precisely the right audience (obsessives) at precisely the right price free shops like McGonigle's wouldn't exist.
Peck also said that Yahoo! is an attractive acquisition target for technology or traditional media companies looking to broaden their Web exposure.
Together the findings indicate that developing efforts to control MeHg production in the West may be particularly beneficial for reducing food web exposure instead of efforts to simply control inorganic Hg sources.
Using various spatially explicit simulation models, we evaluated the scenarios regarding the biogeomorphology in 2050: (1) flood peak reduction (green 0.11, orange 0.65, and yellow 0.37 m), (2) year-average floodplain suspended sediment deposition (+114, +148, +143%), (3) food web exposure to heavy metals (4 5 out of 10 species for all scenarios) and (4) biodiversity value (+23, −4, +39%).
However, if more retailers back away from selling the Kindle, Amazon will lose valuable physical display space that it cannot match with a Web site, exposure that becomes especially important during the holiday shopping season.
He particularly appreciated receiving "Web site exposure" and the opportunity to communicate with researchers around the world--and, not least, he welcomed the financial support that allowed him to continue his postgraduate studies "with much-appreciated security".
Although epidemiologic evidence tends to support that hypothesis, it has proven difficult to untangle the complex web of exposure effects, stressors, and mechanisms behind the potential differences in susceptibility.
This paper describes the rationale and methods of a randomized controlled trial comparing the efficacy and potential biological mediators of 10 sessions of a web-version of Prolonged Exposure (PE), "Web-PE," delivered over 8 weeks compared to 10 sessions of in-person Present-Centered Therapy (PCT) delivered over 8 weeks by a therapist in 120 active duty military personnel and veterans with PTSD.
And even Chinese journalists, when their reports of corruption are killed by local censors, have sometimes posted their banned articles on the Web, insuring national exposure and public pressure for answers.
