Sentence examples for be more identifiable from inspiring English sources

"In doing so it would be more identifiable in the public's mind".

Henry Blodget might be more identifiable than his writers, but all his writers sound like Henry.

Comparison of soil types between the unit in the sample area and the validation area at three scales indicated that by increasing the taxonomic accuracy, the hidden aspects of the soils may be more identifiable.

A clear issue like more foreclosure regulation would demonstrate a wrongness in the current system, and would be more identifiable by people in the "99%" but currently opposed to the "Occupy" movement.

However, if Panjabi MC and Project Ahimsa artists continue to bombard the airwaves, televisions, and auditoriums with sounds and images of South Asia, South Asians may be more identifiable and therefore less a target for the hatred of those who conveniently associate certain minority groups with terrorists.

What could be more identifiable than a play about grown-up women thrown together at a somber time, all kibitzing, bullying and demeaning each other?

"They're more identifiable by culture and background," he said.

In the business market, the target is more identifiable".

"Howard is more identifiable as a figure from the left wing of the party," Mr. Hodges added.

And individuality was often given less priority than style; that is, some of the numbers were more identifiable as blues ballad or Broadway-style showstopper than as illustrative of a specific dramatic context.

Likewise, the electronic soundscapes of Kraftwerk and the fast-forward momentum of Chicago house and Detroit techno are more identifiable templates for today's post-digital pop universe than anything the Beatles created.