Sentence examples for gaining more visibility from inspiring English sources
Its obscure academics and long-exiled activists also seem increasingly irrelevant in a civil war in which extremist jihadis are gaining more visibility.
It is now that both Koether and von Heyl are gaining more visibility particularly in European museum venues.
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But now thanks to the Salesforce.com's acquisition of Manymoon (now known as Do.com) and the big names behind Asana (namely Facebook co-founder Dustin Moskovitz and ex-Googler Justin Rosenstein), this market is gaining more visibility.
Leto has received criticism as a cisgender man portraying a transgender woman at a time when transgender actors are slowly gaining more visibility within the entertainment industry.
As a nation, the trans community is gaining more visibility in mainstream culture with shows like Transparent and I Am Cait, and the growing visibility of stars like Laverne Cox and Chaz Bono.
In the few months even since I ran Rainbow Reads, queer characters have gained more visibility than would have been thought possible a few years ago.
While the independence struggle slowly gains more visibility due to a courageous network of civilian journalists on the ground, it is the stories and struggles of West Papuan women that are often silenced.
But El Museo, which was so mismanaged in the mid-1980's that the city froze its government financing, has been able to thrive financially and gain more visibility by striking a balance between its mission and what is popular.
In the last month or two, it has gained more visibility and President Obama says he is pivoting to jobs — but none of the proposals on the agenda come close to matching the severity of the unemployment picture.
As she gains more visibility on television — in her recurring role in "American Horror Story" and in the upcoming ABC series "The Whispers" — let's hope she keeps finding herself in Central Park, falling in love with some dopey guy by moonlight.
