Sentence examples for given greater visibility from inspiring English sources

"Siri has given greater visibility to the remarkable advances in speech input handling of the past few years, and is increasing consumers' willingness to embrace new modes of interaction," he said.

Even at firms that have divided coverage between media and Internet analysts, the Internet angle is given greatest visibility.

They have also raised the seat up a bit to give greater visibility.

During her first royal visit to New York, she worked ceaselessly and cheerfully to give greater visibility to her tiny nation.

The MOVILH spokesman Jaime Parada explained that the purpose of the event is, in part, to give greater visibility to the gay and lesbian community.

"Our work is to give greater visibility to the black community and its ancestors," says Ms Andrade Lima.This project is a small example of a much broader re-evaluation of race in Brazil.

It will also give greater visibility to groups of patients with similar complaints.Francis deSouza, president of Illumina, says that the number of whole genomes sequenced will double in 2015 (see chart).

What's more, Rush says, the digital age has altered the fashion industry, giving greater visibility to the less commercially mighty brands; to the benefit of London's new generation.

Corporations go through the effort, the expense and the stress of doing spinoffs in an attempt to increase shareholder value and to give greater visibility to divergent operations.

Armstrong said the company's plan will "give greater visibility to the market value of each of AT&T's individual businesses".

This will give greater visibility of the network traffic which occurs over LAN and never touches the backbone router of an enterprise.