Sentence examples similar to courting visibility from inspiring English sources

As right-wing authoritarians gain mainstream appeal, those further to the right are courting greater visibility.

But Tiriac maintains that the new color is all about the court's visibility, not his own.

But the tournament owner Ion Tiriac has insisted that the choice was no publicity stunt but rather a genuine attempt to improve tennis by enhancing the court's visibility.

Brand advertisers pay to guarantee visibility of these stories, but first must trigger them by courting authentic user interaction.

At a high court hearing in February, Hugh Tomlinson QC, representing NT1, told the high court that the visibility of the articles on the search engine caused "distress and upset" to his client.

The Court had more precise visibility into the NSA's total internet acquisitions annually.

The PCLOB report found that the secret court has limited independent visibility into how the NSA actually implements its Prism and upstream data collection.

"We will be complaining to the Office for Judicial Complaints and also be asking senior legal officers to make visibility throughout court hearings mandatory, and not subject to judges' discretion".

He added: "We will be complaining to the Office of Judicial Complaints and also be asking senior legal officers to make visibility throughout court hearings mandatory, and not subject to judges' discretion".

A lorry driver killed five people by causing a crash after failing to spot a car with its hazard lights on, despite having "perfect visibility", a court was told.

She specializes in high-visibility court cases and is one of the ways CNN responds to no-cameras-in-the-courtroom restrictions on coverage.