Sentence examples for become less visible from inspiring English sources

Since then, it has become less visible in some neighbourhoods.

"You become less visible as you get older as a woman.

Poverty may have become less visible in Africa's capitals but it remains widespread.

"Because of this, it's become less visible as an entertainment property to the media and the networks," Mr. Burton said.

As the welfare rolls have fallen, so poor people have become less visible and less tied into public-assistance programmes.

Before the new administration is dry behind the years, some old standbys are going to vanish while others become less visible -- and probably more expensive.

In the mid-1970s Mr. Avedisian moved to Hudson and became less visible.

Without a central gathering spot to draw participants and attention, the Occupy movement became less visible.

"Maintaining visible neighbourhood policing, rather than becoming a mainly reactive service, is likely to be a challenge – and the public will need reassurance if policing becomes less visible".

Far from proving a distraction, her tics not only illuminated aspects of each show, but became less visible and audible the more absorbed I became by what I was watching.

As more families move off-site, the crisis becomes less visible and it's a greater challenge for NGOs to keep track of the families, give them access to education, medical care and food".