Sentence examples for long-term visibility from inspiring English sources

In the cold light of day, it is obvious that an increase in our population will give us greater political power and long-term visibility.

Unlike other property companies, the broker said, Big Yellow's leases are very short, meaning it does not have the long-term visibility of revenues which make property stocks attractive.

Dickson called on Member States to set clearer deployment goals and offer long-term visibility on tender volumes and timetables, in order to support a strong industry and healthy supply chain.

The bank said: At a point when the market was fixated on [key product] colchicine, and unfounded claims that growth was over-reliant on shortage situations, Hikma has transformed its US exposure and long-term visibility through the $2.65bn acquisition of Roxane.

If some elements of the settlements are virtually imperishable, long-term visibility may be reduced by the 'delayed curation' and natural decay, the latter due to the strong winds that tend to bury large items and heavy artifacts and disperse lighter ones.

PDB_REDO renders existing PDB entries better suitable for future structural biology research, ensuring long-term visibility and usefulness of the original crystallographic work.

The measure "gives us long-term market visibility," he said.

"We kept saying to the N.B.A. that for the long-term health and visibility of the league, you can't not be in business with the Walt Disney Company.

The city is conducting a competition for a new streetlight design, and it would make a real difference in night-sky visibility and long-term energy savings if those new lights were fully shielded.

Don't think of networking as a way to make immediate sales, but rather as a long-term strategy to increase your visibility and build mutually beneficial relationships.

"Therefore, to increase your visibility and long-term booking success, we're increasing our marketing by 50%.