Sentence examples for more visible from from inspiring English sources

They shifted the direction of the facade by a few degrees to make it more visible from the park entrance.

Ms. Carlsen said she hoped that the site, which is more visible from the road and sits adjacent to the D & H Canal Park, would draw more visitors.

Since the advent of sliding patio doors in the 1960s, and now with glazed extensions and bi-folding doors, our gardens are ever more visible from inside the house, so it is vital they remain interesting all year.

While the Navy "preferred a yellow and black striping to facilitate visibility for ships entering or leaving the Gate through low-lying fog," the Army Air Corps wanted a red-and-white color scheme more visible from the air.

In the story of Barneys, Fred, who died in 1996, tends to be overshadowed by his sons, Gene and Bob, who became much more visible from the mid-'80s until its bankruptcy in 1996.

We hypothesized that patients in rooms who are more visible from the central nursing station would experience better outcomes than those patients in less visible rooms.

In general we observe a clear upward trend in the average random walk discovery starting from 1900, which becomes even more visible starting from 1946 - long before containerization has even begun.

Mr Hookham said: "We are pressing for more visible commitment from the French government to criminal activities on French soil and their responsibilities for the protection of British drivers while in their jurisdiction.

But Conservative MP for Windsor, Adam Afriyie, said people wanted a more "visible" presence from the armed forces and the police on the streets.

Fans of the more visible Rocket from the Crypt might remember Drive Like Jehu as the brainier side project of Rocket frontman John Reis.

The point was also raised that it was not enough to be connected electronically; there was also a need to share a more tangible goal or project, and to have a more visible leader from within the group, to galvanize efforts and motivate continued interaction.