Sentence examples for extraordinary visibility from inspiring English sources
But that stubbornly self-deprecating nation of 10 million people by the North Sea, in an area scarcely larger than New Jersey, has enjoyed an extraordinary visibility in New York City of late.
But this meticulously planned roll-out -- Mr. Gore gave 10 interviews today alone -- has also served to give the former vice president extraordinary high visibility, and a run of highly favorable television coverage, at the very moment he is preparing to announce whether he will seek a rematch with Mr. Bush in 2004.
"We are creating something that will have extraordinary intellectual power and visibility," says Neil Rudenstine, Harvard's president.
Last year, APSCU announced that Admiral Mike Mullen would be its convention keynote speaker, and the group boasted that Mullen's appearance "will be a truly extraordinary moment for private sector education, bringing increased visibility and respect to the sector".
This is no easy choice in a country like Italy, where male-dominated journalism, publishing, and academia denies visibility - and I should add respect - to women writers, despite a long stream of extraordinary women of letters.
According to the locals, the visibility averages 100ft; the marine life – which includes green and purple parrot fish and, in season, whale sharks – is extraordinary.
As opposed to the usual conditions for prospection in temperate or tropical regions, where the surface visibility of archaeological features is often poor and confusing, here the extreme aridity of the landscape has permitted an extraordinary degree of both preservation and visibility of the fields, canals and other constructions.
"Nobody has any visibility".
"We give consumers visibility".
Visibility, fifteen feet".
