Sentence examples for visible better from inspiring English sources

"Over the past eight years, there has been a very visible better life in Turkey," Erozan says.

However, 1.4% (2/138) found that the surroundings were visible better but hazy and 3.6% (5/138) felt it had not helped them in any fashion.

But the science and engineering profession needs to become both more visible and better integrated in the day-to-day business of government.

Obscuring the face might not strike many readers as the expected journalistic route for The Enquirer, which is a tabloid magazine that trades in scandal, the more visible the better.

In the process of this and other charitable events, the Masons have become more visible and better known to the general public -- which recently has been getting an education in things Masonic through "The Da Vinci Code" and other wildly popular novels.

It seems that the former catalyst can absorb the visible light better.

However, perhaps predictably, many of its most highly rated employees eventually become drawn to the finance and legal divisions because these divisions have very effective recruitment arms, are more visible, pay better, and are thought of as providing a more intellectual level of work.

Therefore, in order to segment all visible vessels better, we extend the single source method to multiple sources.

Here, adaptation to local conditions is visible though better performance of local versus foreign genotypes (Kawecki and Ebert 2004), but any interpretation is difficult owing to the multivariate nature of diverging habitats.

Kansas City residents were stunned when Covington surfaced in Detroit two days after his resignation for an interview: the man they saw as their wronged leader was forsaking them to accept a more visible and better-paying job.

The Amazonian model, the up-and-coming television star, the night life impresario with a clutch of babes always get the best and most visible tables, the better to make the venue seem like it's happening.