Sentence examples for visible opportunity from inspiring English sources

Mr. Richman's brief, in any event, served less as an endorsement of the teacher than as a highly visible opportunity to make his case against the placement system.

[Page A14.] Mr. Bush's speech tonight, analogous to a State of the Union address but without that title, represented his best, most visible opportunity to make his case, not only for a tax cut but also for his education proposals and his plan for a partial privatization of the Social Security entitlement program.

E-commerce is the most visible opportunity, but Hasegawa said that Omise is focusing more broadly on online retail beyond startups — that's one reason it has operations in Japan, because many Japanese retailers are moving into Southeast Asia.

Perhaps Jody's most visible opportunity to speak about PFLAG's mission was when he told his personal family story on The Oprah Winfrey Show in 2007.

"They wear distinctive shorts or jerkins which offer a highly visible sponsorship opportunity," it says.

The shorts or jerkins worn by volunteer conference stewards are said to offer "a highly visible sponsorship opportunity".

Again, all of this was due to a lack of visible growth opportunities.

Women Tech Council provides leadership, resources, and mentoring for women while maintaining a strong bond with the business community supporting avenues for top technology talent and visible sponsorship opportunities.

What Wajcman makes visible is the opportunity in today's "risk society" - in which heightened awareness of risk means science and technology has to gain public acceptance - for women's voices to be heard for a change and to help shape the technologies that shape our world.

This move to a storefront space on the corner of Rivington and Bowery, steps from the New Museum, provides our artists with a more visible and flexible opportunity to realize their projects.

Being out and being visible represents an opportunity to educate people on the reality and normality of LGBT lives and the normality of being in a relationship with a person of the same gender.