Sentence examples for raised visibility from inspiring English sources

Even in the art world, despite the present raised visibility for black artists, a token system is still in effect, requiring them to seek support in racially specific contexts and to concentrate on certain kinds of art.

He took over the 15-year-old Pushkin Press three years ago with Stephanie Seegmuller, and the press has undergone major renovations, including expanded offerings and raised visibility.

It would celebrate those actively working to raise visibility and change lives.

The marketing partnership between Hublot and Ferrari is extensive and part of a broader strategy for raising visibility.

In each case the Web sites remain independent but link to each other's stories and make Web videos together, raising visibility for each other with minimal investment.

But not all Asian-Americans who work behind the scenes are in a position to raise visibility, nor are they all interested in it.

Mr. Kaiser says he meets every morning at 7 30 with his marketing director and thinks constantly about ways to raise visibility for the Kennedy Center.

"The magalog was effective at raising visibility," Mr. Jaffe said, using a term for the quarterly, which had aspects of a catalog and a magazine.

For Microsoft and other software companies, having their products widely distributed, even at steep discounts or for free, can be a way to raise visibility -- a tax-deductible form of marketing.

She just wishes her telephone would ring the way it does in the basketball and football offices, and someone would ask, "Who are your six best students in math?" She understands that sports raise visibility, make money.

The transition to high-level athletics began in the 1980s, when administrators at Buffalo were looking to raise visibility and establish a rallying point for the university, which had a sprawling campus and a large number of commuter students.