Sentence examples for visibility given from inspiring English sources

The visibility given to all universities could trigger greater competition among schools and consequently improve their services.

It has been an encouraging year generally, developing the momentum and visibility given to women's sport by the success of London 2012.

You know," he continues, "in our culture, visibility gives you some power.

When his project received $80,000 in financing the first day, he said, "the visibility gave everyone in the supply chain confidence" and enabled him to get preferential treatment from his manufacturer.

Prison staffs need to feel safe, too, and the same outcome of visibility gives this, backed up by rapid emergency access by other staff in an incident.With this lowering of tension by design comes the opportunity of better interpersonal relationships between staff and prisoners and between prisoner and prisoner; the foundation of all attempts at rehabilitation.

As an alliance of cycling and road safety organisations pointed out to TfL in a letter earlier this year, stickers on vehicles with perfectly good visibility gives the "implication that cyclists are second-class road users who should defer to motor vehicle users", and apparently absolves drivers of their responsibility to properly use their mirrors.

Their visibility gives them the ability to speak to a wide audience.

Liz and Dick's stratospheric visibility gave unprecedented wattage to their money-flinging; ostentation itself blushed at the epicness of their shopping expeditions.

The small windows on the front face of the cab were redesigned to an angled profile, giving improved visibility to the driver.

But all visibility measurements given here were performed as single photon measurements without any corrections and not in coincidence.

The best thing IPC brought to the table was the distribution and visibility they gave the title.