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• n  the act of exposing film to too little light or for too short a time
• n  inadequate publicity

• In a slick piece of reverse psychology, he strives for underexposure: while most politicians crave attention, Bush made a conscious decision before his Inauguration to avoid .
• The music of Tchaikovsky can hardly be said to have suffered over the years from underexposure.

News & Articles

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• New Global Reality Suggests Investors May Miss Out in Emerging Markets, Finds Forward Analysis
  Investor underexposure to emerging markets ignores the longer-term direction of the global economy, concludes a new analysis by Forward . The result is a missed opportunity to experience favorable valuations in the short term.
  April 9, 2014 - Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance

Quotes

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• Jean-Claude Juncker in Wall Street Journal
  Referring to the coalition government's tax-cut proposals, Juncker said: "There is an underexposure of consolidation elements in the coalition program and the expansive elements are too prominent."