Sentence examples for ones visibility from inspiring English sources

What should have happened next is: Swarm scrubs the deployment, applies again with larger satellites or some other means of improving the small ones' visibility, the FCC grants permission and then the launch happens.

The kind of all-in-one visibility allows for better financial planning and management, the company said.

That battle for elbow room still exists, as it does in virtually every profession, and while the number of food writers--really good, really talented food writers--continues to rise (along with the number of so-so ones whose visibility is in direct proportion to the amount of chutzpah they have), the war is now being waged on a very different front.

There is another, vital piece of the awards equation: Winning awards and appearing on prestigious lists not only boosts one's visibility, but that visibility can also boost one's earnings.

In addition, measuring one's worth in terms of one's visibility may not, in the end, be very healthy as author David Zweig argues in his book, Invisibles: The Power of Anonymous Work in an Age of Relentless Self-Promotion.

Divers looking for the black boxes on Thursday were unable to make it past currents and one-metre visibility, Soelistyo said.

In theory, this limits one's visibility to aerial surveillance vehicles employing heat-imaging cameras to track people on the ground.

The fundamental question for me is one of visibility.

Often, it's one of visibility: getting the critics, agents and potential employers along to see what you can do.

It seems as if there is no one with visibility to the entirety of a campaign; the owners of each channel are focused on maximizing budget for their channels and the accrued impact doesn't seem to be measured.

In fact, that line will be partitioned into a number of segments, one per visibility region.