Sentence examples for have a visibility from inspiring English sources

"We have a visibility problem as osteopathic physicians and it's very difficult.

I feel I do have a certain amount of responsibility – because I have a visibility that not a lot of people have in the gay community, especially in the music industry – to be comfortable, to be open".

The reason they have lasted so long is that they are relatively cheap to produce (far cheaper than a daily newspaper), and, on their good days, they have a visibility and effect disproportionate to their size, which gives them a plausible argument in seeking nonmarket support.

Aggiss and these other women have a visibility in the world of live art that is often denied to women working in mainstream theatre where opportunities – particularly for older women – are often scarce, and women of all ages remain under-represented and undervalued as artists but are increasingly in the forefront as administrators and producers.

Initially, object responsibility and visibility are explained in order to show that objects may only communicate to each other to perform their responsibilities if they have a visibility line to follow.

The carefully crafted language shines a light on marginalized communities, the disabled included, who have a visibility problem––especially in Trump's America.

In this case, A 4 has a visibility range of 37.1%.

One could thus argue that since the "worst case dummies" had a visibility distance longer than the stopping distance, the visibility distance of real bicyclists should be sufficient and that the visibility of the cycle crossing itself is of minor importance.

This region has a visibility ≈ 0.006.

"We're independent and have a certain visibility".

"And it benefits the vendors because they get access to new customers and have a higher visibility to grow their businesses".