Sentence examples for being less visible from inspiring English sources

But being less visible does not mean that Susan Molinari, 43, the former Republican representative from Staten Island, has withdrawn from Washington's power pack.

Arthur F. Weinbach, the chairman and chief executive of Automatic Data Processing and a member of the science center's advisory council, said that instead of being less visible while its building is closed for the reconstruction, the center would touch even more people.

Henry Cobb, whom Goldman hired after considering trendier candidates like Norman Foster and Richard Rogers, is a natural for a job like this, since he has spent a lot of his career — he is now eighty-four — being less visible than many of his peers, most notably his long-time collaborator I. M. Pei.

But the long-term effects of Roberts' ruling are less clear, and the burgeoning feeling on the left is that the chief justice may have found a way to preserve the court's non-partisan facade while setting a new precedent whose implications are the more powerful for being less visible.

Many different breeds have been developed, but the majority of commercial birds are white, as this improves the appearance of the dressed carcass, the pin feathers being less visible.

Only the six cysteine residues are fully conserved in each protein, the conservation of C4 being less visible on the alignment because of a more flexible number of residues between C3 and C4 and between C4 and C5.

The story of recovery is less visible.

So that the fat is less visible.

The full picture, however, is less visible.

There will also be less visible consequences.

In Alabama, the impact was less visible.