Sentence examples for quick visible from inspiring English sources

Low-price fast food offers some quick visible benefits.

Conceivably, some quick, visible progress on the military front, combined with credible efforts to ensure security at home, could lead to a rapid return to normalcy.

To test the feasibility of genome editing and the creation of knock-in alleles in zebrafish, we chose the alb phenotype as an easy and quick visible read-out that is independent of PCR methods, which, in our hands, are error prone and often produce false positive and false negative results.

For quick visible results, "fake" well-developed arms by focusing on your lateral deltoids (the fronts of your shoulders).

They are elusive: words like "shy", "perky", "scuttler", "darter" evoke their quick, barely visible movement.

In the rush to establish access to basic services, international agencies often bypass the public sector to work through non-profit agencies and for-profit organisations for quick and visible results (Batley and Mcloughlin 2010).

These expectations of quick and visible improvements mirror findings from previous studies examining patient treatment expectations.

Currently the WHO needs to compete with other players in the adaptation scene, many of which can produce quick and visible adaptation outcomes for monetary investment (such as flood walls, bridges), which is generally not the case for public health.

Against contemporary tendencies that require quick and visible results, invoked by the current call for (statistical) evidence and the need to come up with quick result to show a sponsor he gets value for money, we propose an approach that takes sufficient time to prepare policy and programming.

Pope Francis (as part of a general critique of capitalism which a colleague explains in this week's print edition) has taken issue with many aspects of capitalist culture, where "priority is given to the outward, the immediate, the visible, the quick, the superficial and the provisional" in the name of "unbridled consumerism".

This encourages visible quick wins rather than looking to the far horizon.