Sentence examples for perhaps more visible from inspiring English sources
The second, and perhaps more visible, role of the Secret Service involves the protection of prominent political figures and government officials.
The ropes and pulleys are perhaps more visible than they once were, and in this informative, amusing, sometimes shocking book, Simpson has clearly picked his subjects to show these mechanics, as much as to narrate the 20th century.
From the lobbying Gill does in the corridors of power in Whitehall and Brussels, on issues such as the dominance of big supermarkets, to local iniitiatives, such as street demonstrations by members, the NFWI is perhaps more visible than ever.
Another, perhaps more visible, backdrop for the enhancement ethics literature is the history of the 20th century eugenics movement, which attempted to "breed better people" and "improve the human gene pool" through socially biased reproductive controls and inducements (Wikler 1999).
These findings show that, in addition to an increase in revenue/sales for both types of innovations, environmental innovations provide more tangible benefits to SME's than social innovations while social innovations provide less tangible but perhaps more visible and direct internal benefits than environmental ones.
The failures are perhaps more visible, regardless of the UN's overall utility or fault.
Online stalking may perhaps be more visible.
Ms. Russ's feminism is perhaps nowhere more visible than in "The Female Man".
Their plans, coups and setbacks filled the news as much as anything in the advertising world in 2002, perhaps made more visible by a backdrop of mostly lackluster ad spending.
Trump's embrace of Sisi is not unusual: he has praised authoritarian leaders around the world, but his backing of autocratic regimes is perhaps nowhere more visible than in Egypt.
When we talk, Galloway takes umbrage with the notion that he should perhaps be more visible in the city – even when I tell him that one of his Respect councillors, Alyas Karmani, had told me that "George needs to be more responsive to the situation in Bradford West – those are the people he has been elected by".
