Terry's has lost visibility in Britain since production was relocated to central Europe in 2005.
He recently started a project highlighting how economic turmoil has affected job prospects for students, the unemployed and underemployed — a generation that is "losing visibility".
"We assume that because of the bad weather, it lost visibility," Gen. Hector Fabio Velasco, the head of the Colombian Air Force, said at a news conference.
Pretty soon, my enduring research team — Paul Fischer, Kate Cahill and Tomas Ward — and I were shuttling the last bits of gear off the boat and onto the rocky beach as we lost visibility to the settling fog.
"Otherwise how can we respond to their accusations?" Another Turkish commentator, Etyen Mahcupyan, who is of Armenian descent, said the Nationalist Action Party, known here as M.H.P., was using this controversy to regain its lost visibility.
Mardirossian said that while companies often had control over their immediate supply chains, they "lost visibility" of the suppliers further down the chain and had little control over labour practices two or three steps away from the final product.
When the track is muddy, jockeys will wear up to five pairs of plastic riding goggles layered on top of one another, so that they can quickly peel away the outermost lenses as soon as they become encrusted with flying muck; losing visibility, even for a microsecond, can be disastrous.
When you ask for payment separate from the transaction itself, you lose visibility into the transaction cycle.
In fact, the very nature of public interventions is altered not only by being more oriented toward market players but also by losing visibility.
One of the most recent objections we encountered was from a networking team who felt they lost visibility into where the network packets were going.
