Sentence examples for a particularly visible from inspiring English sources

But retailing is a particularly visible affair.

But not a particularly visible one.

Rather than exporting iPhones, China simply represents a particularly visible part of Apple's global supply chain.

She is appearing at the debates, but for the most part is not a particularly visible figure on the campaign trail.

A particularly visible action concerned birth control pills, which were revolutionizing sexual behavior but seemed to be causing worrisome side effects.

Alex Runswick of Unlock Democracy said: "The lack of female involvement … is a canary in the mining shaft, a particularly visible example of how the system fails to represent people more widely.

Leo Marx, author of the techno-social study The Machine in the Garden (1964), coined the useful term technological sublime to indicate a quasi-spiritual haze given off by any particularly visible and impressive technological advance.

Like Mr. Waxman and Mr. Burton before him, Mr. Issa (pronounced EYE-suh) is his party's ranking member on the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee, a perch that can become particularly visible for a member of the opposition party.

Only recently have the countries started to experience a slight weakening of ties with the Church, a process that is particularly visible among the younger generations, and is manifested in an increase in the incidence of marital dissolution (Salvini and Vignoli 2011) as well as in cohabitation (Matysiak 2009b).

A similar behaviour is particularly visible from y = 70 m to the end of receiver's route.

The impact of a female owner was particularly visible in Categories 3 (pest control), 5 (education), 8 (construction plan, investment and subsidies) and 9 (health monitoring programmes).