Sentence examples for bit more visible from inspiring English sources

Bridle says he wants to make them "a little bit more visible, a little closer.

And then someone mentioned that Challenge Navitus would be demonstrating today, and we thought, okay, there's plenty of support for the windfarms, let's make it a bit more visible".

And I can certainly imagine that a millennial standard-bearer might be worth having; a sort of generalisable, meditative, desk-top embodiment of our otherwise unapplauded selves - one who's not so accurately drawn as to cause discomfort, but still recognisable enough to make us feel a bit more visible to ourselves and possibly re-certify us as persuasive characters in our own daily dramas.

In the next several months, phone-based augmented reality is going to become quite a bit more visible for consumers as tech titans like Apple and Google launch new AR platforms.

Only now, something like Dronestagram is "[m]aking these locations just a little bit more visible, a little closer.

It's become a bit more visible over the last decade, thanks in no small part part to Together Festival.

Facebook just made making your donation to Our Lady of Perpetual Exemption a bit  easier more visible.

In women's soccer, the United States versus Norway is every bit as intense as more visible rivalries like Yankees-Red Sox, Lakers-Celtics, Cowboys-Redskins.

Candy, it turns out, is but one of the more visible bits of evidence that 2010 will be remembered as the year of the transsexual.

To dive a bit deeper, many of the more visible funds and, by extension, visible investors tend to be those at venture funds with a fund size of $100M+.

Diversity is about the cultural minorities who are on the margins being more visible and getting just that bit closer to the centre.