Sentence examples for visible of all from inspiring English sources
Unveiling the move ahead of the Tory party conference in Manchester, Pickles said: "Weekly rubbish collections are the most visible of all frontline services, and I believe every household in England has a basic right to have their rubbish collected every week.
The most visible of all is Square, a company run by Twitter co-founder and Silicon Valley darling Jack Dorsey.
Romney's television advertisements in the early primary states prominently featured her and by the close of 2007, she was the most visible of all the Republican candidates' wives in campaigning.
Will we see Tiger claim his first major in four years at the "Graveyard of Champions?" The Cloak of Invisibility: The job of shielding the most visible of all athletes used to fall mainly on Steve Williams, Tiger's long-time caddie.
Children living on the streets Street children are among the most physically visible of all children but they are also among the most "invisible" and therefore the hardest to reach with vital services such as education and healthcare, and the most difficult to protect.
The most prominent, organised and visible of all advocacy groups, the NCD Alliance appears particularly keen to promote interventions that restrict tobacco, alcohol and food industry activities (including taxation and exclusion of the tobacco industry from agenda-setting), while also actively promoting targets that would widen the use of pharmaceutical products (43, 44).
But the terminal's most intriguing feature is Jaye He (Glory to India, Indiaa's largest museum, with 7,430sqm of art visible on all four levels of the airport.
That is, if the ith visible unit of the nth local image descriptor is forced to share its weight with the ith visible unit of all other local descriptors, then (W_{ijn}) can be simply redefined as (W_{ij}).
Corruption was visible most of all through what you could not see.
And the visible range of all four 'adjacencies' obtained by reffereing to Table 3 will lead to p v 44.
The photocatalytic performance under visible light of all materials was systematically studied in the presence of a hole-scavenger, showing that both synthesis routes produce CTFs with similar hydrogen evolution rates (HER), but different optical properties.
