Sentence examples for struggle more visible from inspiring English sources

And nowhere is this struggle more visible than at the BBC.

Nowhere in the country is the struggle more visible than Philadelphia, where parents and teachers joined to protest deep cuts to the city's school system – which they say are just the latest in Philadelphia's war on teachers.

For actors, there is nothing worse than feeling invisible, and with two unions representing 135,000 actors locked in a little-noticed strike against the advertising industry for the past 20 weeks, the actors moved decisively last week to make their struggle more visible.

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This year, the struggle was more visible than usual.

Trans people, while still struggling, are more visible.

It's time to start making those struggling to meet basic needs more visible.

But as Turkey ends the fifth month of the worst economic crisis in its modern history, the gap between the wealthy elite and struggling poor is growing wider and more visible.

The harshness of struggles elsewhere in the world, made more visible via new media, remind us of how good we have it.

And what became even more visible was a political struggle between the republican essence of Iranian civic policy-making and its clerical counterpart.

Tent cities themselves have been around for a long time, but the struggling economy has made some larger and more visible.