Sentence examples for more recognizable and from inspiring English sources

It's more recognizable, and it makes sense relative to social media.

There was little flag-waving, but the flag was once more recognizable and thrilling.

It is a point of Congressional history that House committee chairmen routinely serve in the shadow of their more recognizable, and more powerful, counterparts in the Senate.

FOR years, women's tennis has had more recognizable — and more marketable — star players than the men's game, like Serena Williams, Venus Williams and Maria Sharapova.

Finessing a Name As more and more museums become concerned with their images nationally and internationally, many are beginning to change their names to make them more recognizable and easier to remember.

What remains seems to be a less centralized enemy, one that we are now able to declare can be handled by methods of intelligence that have been used against far more recognizable – and far more lethal – enemies.

True believers are much more threatening because they are at once a more recognizable enemy and one whose power rests outside reason, and outside the world.

Still, cable and DVD (with its audience paying $15 a disc) gravitate to more recognizable names and connections.

The little-known Rocheforts and Dyers arguably did as much to win World War II in the Pacific as many far more recognizable admirals and generals.

Now, as the banking industry consolidates, several of Deutsche's most influential bankers say they need a partner with a more recognizable name and a broader retail network.

Drink and snack makers scored the best for their water risk management plans: they tend to have more recognizable brands and are under more pressure from their customers to be good environmental stewards, according to Ceres.