Sentence examples for because of the visibility from inspiring English sources

This is mainly because of the visibility of the entrance stair from most of the tables.

Philip Morris also decided in 2000 that it would no longer buy ads on the back covers of any magazines because of the visibility.

While the government clearly has a programme of cutting social services, at a time when they are needed, the cuts are not as drastic as would otherwise have been because of the visibility of the Orange Tide.

Interest has been largely focused on office because of the visibility — the tradeability — of those assets, and on the apartment sector, because of its stronger fundamentals and the availability of credit through government sponsored enterprises like Fannie Mae.

I do think what will happen now is this push will get added power, partly because of the visibility, and partly because the horror at pedophilia can also be tapped for, can also be confused with this program of getting rid of out gay priests.

Today dissociative identity disorder (as Sybil's problem is now called) is just another condition in the psychiatric pantheon, largely because of the visibility brought to it by "Sybil" and the 1973 book by Flora Rheta Schreiber on which the movie was based.

Because of Clark, the visibility of art and artists increased enormously and, said Stephens, "the legacy of that is the popularity of museums now".

When I started writing, I was asked by at least two male editors to publish under my full name, not my initials (which I'd hoped to do due to having such a boring name), purely because of the issue of the visibility of women in SF.

Because of the smoke, visibility was near zero.

Our two-mile run across the lake was lengthened because of the poor visibility.

Services between Portsmouth and Fishbourne had delays of up to two and a half hours because of the restricted visibility.