Sentence examples for because of its visibility from inspiring English sources

About $40,000 of that is earmarked for the marquee, which, because of its visibility, is considered a cosmetic necessity.

But, he said, the site was desirable, because of its visibility from Lincoln Center and its proximity to the 66th Street and Broadway subway.

Viacom has been the first target because of its visibility, he said, and because BET is the premier channel for black content.

"New York is easily the largest state in which anyone has attempted to answer the question of what comprises adequacy and, because of its visibility, what results from these studies will be the shot heard round the nation".

The Hudson today is still crowded, shallow, and narrow, but New York is once again an attractive venue for the America's Cup precisely because of its visibility, Rousmaniere said.

In order to improve the accuracy of pulsar navigation, an asynchronous observation model which can improve the update rate of the measurements is proposed on the basis of satellite constellation which has a broad space for development because of its visibility and reliability.

"In fact, the commission found the addition appropriate because of its limited visibility," she said.

But his public denunciation of Mr. Ahmadinejad's policies was unusual because of its high visibility at a site of youthful dissent.

And Hollywood gets the focus of that because of its higher visibility, and the nature of what film-makers and Hollywood people do.

The fallout from last September's attacks may also be helping the suburban expanse between Baltimore and Washington attract employers because of its lower visibility and the perception of greater safety compared with New York and downtown Washington.

Red was chosen largely because of its high visibility, and its association with danger, while green was chosen largely because it could not be mistaken for red.