Sentence examples for visible positions from inspiring English sources

Several of the neoconservatives rose to highly visible positions in government: Jeane J. Kirkpatrick as ambassador to the United Nations; William J. Bennett as secretary of education.

For Mr. Coffey, leaving CNNfn is the latest move in a career in wnich he has occupied some of the most visible positions in journalism.

The administration's desire to have Iraqis rather than Americans in visible positions of authority is commendable but, at the moment, unattainable.

In much of Ms. May's choreography, struggle is visible: positions are fought for rather than effortlessly achieved, and it's not necessarily pretty.

More women are working their way up, being elected and appointed to administrative, deputy-+ and vice-something political jobs because men are more conscious of needing women in visible positions.

Mr. Evans recalled how Absolut not only bought ad pages in magazines like The Advocate, but also bought back covers at a time when "we couldn't get anyone" to take such highly visible positions.

Yet in terms of heading organizations, women haven't had a very visible position within a dance company.

The big Fajardo coat of arms, formerly under the arcade, has been reinstalled in a more visible position, high on the patio's west wall.

She has moved into a visible position of European leadership, trying to frame the debate in German terms and impose her will on her neighbors.

Perhaps, like Alan Greenspan, he is privately leaning toward receivership; if so, his position would be complicated by the fact that his younger, former protégé, Geithner, who now holds a more visible position than his own, thinks otherwise.

But in his most visible position, as Mr. Westin's journalistic ethicist, Mr. Coffey did not save the new president from much of the high-profile battering he had been hoping to avoid.