Sentence examples for given visibility from inspiring English sources

But until women's work is given visibility in classical music's most powerful corners, inequities will persist.

What drew the agency's attention: Rothenberg himself, whose lavish spending to market his fund began to concern employees, as well as his 176 investors — almost all of them wealthy individuals who weren't given visibility into the firm's spending, and who didn't ask for it, until people began abruptly leaving the firm.

The six women on the Council have also given visibility to the growing number of women ambassadors and high-level diplomats at the UN -- what Ambassador Ogwu described as "an international sisterhood".

In contrast, while a community non-smokers advocacy group representative held the view that its rallies and letter-writing campaigns had given visibility to SHS issues, several other advocates cautioned that the group is perceived as "killjoys" [advocate] that lack credibility with policymakers and the community.

And television gave visibility to black performers.

I hope you continue to give visibility to those who are providing health care.

And one of the things he thought would give visibility to the campus is if they had a football team.

"The resources dedicated to communication, relations with businesses, and education are leveraged by a fusion, and would give visibility.

Giving visibility to the artists was one of the main accomplishments of the Marrakech Art Fair, being held for the second time.

"It's critical to give visibility not just to the Iraqi National Symphony but to all the arts in Iraq," Mr. Kaiser said.

"It could give visibility to information that would have been less noticed if left alone," he said.