Sentence examples for wide exposures from inspiring English sources

In addition, according to the results, the groundwater in the studied area is classified as very hard water due to wide exposures of limestone in the recharge area according to Todd 2007.

Minimally invasive plate osteosynthesis (MIPO) was developed to avoid wide exposures of the fracture site and minimize soft tissue damage [ 2].

The wide exposure built up enormous interest in the collection.

Some living architects are more interested in getting top dollar for their work than wide exposure.

Even such wide exposure does not seem to have lessened their allure or their reputation for difficulty.

Replays, highlights and press photos of goals can then ensure wide exposure for winning advertisers.

As a Showtime series, "Queer as Folk" did not have wide exposure, and as with many cable series, reruns might be limited because of language and content.

It's largely because he hasn't had the wide exposure on records that he deserves, but records never tell the truth anyway.

But I am also aware that few theatres today offer a young theatre nut such wide exposure to the classical canon as I and my generation had.

As the first winner of the Belgian version of The Voice, Bellarosa has had wide exposure in the country.

After that wide exposure Lionsgate got in touch with Mr. Michaels about taking "MacGruber" to the big screen.