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Definition of high-visibility in English: high-visibilityadjective 1Denoting outer clothing made of a fluorescent or reflective material intended to ensure that the garment's wearer can be easily seen by other people. a high-visibility orange jacket Example sentencesExamples - Each warden will have a high-visibility jacket and radio contact with the city's CCTV nerve centre and police.
- The man, who was wearing high-visibility clothing, was hit by two vehicles on the A658 at Birkham Wood as he tried to direct traffic.
- Some people think we work for the police, or the council because our high-visibility vests look official.
- He stressed that pedestrians should stick to properly designated crossings and cyclists should wear high-visibility clothing.
- If you look at European golf tournaments, all the marshals are wearing high-visibility garments.
- Usually there will be an adult 'driver' walking at the front of the line and an adult 'conductor' at the back - with both adults and children wearing high-visibility jackets.
- l wear high-visibility clothing and leathers for protection
- Four wardens, who wear high-visibility uniforms, have been operating in Kenyon Way until 6pm every evening.
- Safety is also a key trend, with more and more people recognizing the importance of wearing high-visibility apparel, whether riding a bicycle through town during broad daylight or taking out the dog for a nighttime walk.
- Motorcyclists are advised not to ride on the driver's tail, not to ride too close to the kerb or verge and to wear high-visibility clothing.
- By spring, all of the system's 7,000 station workers will be wearing sports jackets, padded waistcoats, Doc Martens and hats bearing high-visibility reflective bands.
- He was wearing a high-visibility jacket.
- The men, wearing high-visibility orange jackets or tabards, are reported to have been seen on the track at about 8.25 on the morning of the derailment.
- The nation's uniform suppliers have been busy meeting the demand for high-visibility apparel.
- The monitoring will be carried out by a ten-strong team from West Yorkshire Police's Underwater Search Unit who will wear high-visibility cycling uniforms.
- He was wearing a high-visibility vest and ear-defenders when airport staff stopped him.
- Four officers wearing high-visibility uniforms were scouring the city centre on specially adapted mountain bikes.
- The Gallery has promised to take a series of measures to reduce disturbance to local residents, including marshals in high-visibility clothing to encourage customers to disperse quickly and quietly, and patrols to pick up litter.
- Even properly functioning signals and high-visibility garments sometimes fail to stop this kind of accident.
- Kellie would like to see every rider and horse in high-visibility gear to ensure they are easily spotted on the darkest winter day.
2Denoting something intended to attract a great deal of public attention. a high-visibility advertising campaign Example sentencesExamples - He added that the police are building up a database of youths causing damage in Tiptree and that a high-visibility campaign in February had been successful and is due to be repeated.
- Results from this research show that at least for high-visibility elections, challengers are likely to get more attention in stories than incumbents.
- Corporates, which sponsor high-visibility events, could also take over parks.
- When he was attorney general, he fought high-visibility battles with Wall Street.
- He was now the head of the Carnegie Foundation for International Peace, a very high-visibility figure.
- He led a high-visibility life in Manhattan, and was often spotted at clubs and bars with actresses and models.
- Years of disappointment in high-stakes, high-visibility events like Wimbledon and the World Cup have given the nation a bad case of sporting stage fright.
- Youth violence is a high-visibility, high-priority concern in every sector of U. S. society.
- The best way to advance through the ranks as a technology manager is to constantly look for high-visibility projects.
- This points back to what the T & A has been claiming for some years: that high-visibility policing is one of the best ways of tackling crime.
- The meeting in Geneva thus ended abruptly in high-visibility failure.
- His efforts were not limited to high-visibility projects in the nation's capital.
- There's also a sharper scrutiny of all individuals in a high-visibility position.
- In the concern over these high-visibility cases, it is easy to forget that 99 percent of public corporations have done nothing that merits reproach.
- This award highlights new retailers, brands and concepts across any category which entered the market with a high-visibility launch campaign and in a short time became a brand of choice among shoppers.
- This is a high visibility role with the potential for advancement.
- She's in a high-profile, high-visibility, high-pressure profession.
- They seek to connect issues, organizers, media activists and audiences in high-visibility, high-impact, action-oriented campaigns.
- Although competitive Irish dancing has been around for years the form became broadly popular with such high-visibility shows as Michael Flatley's Lord of the Dance and Riverdance.
- While efforts to eliminate barriers to space commerce result in media attention and high-visibility policy discussion, it is important to note that many government policies have in fact been enabling space commerce.
Definition of high-visibility in US English: high-visibilityadjective 1Denoting outer clothing made of a fluorescent or reflective material intended to ensure that the garment's wearer can be easily seen by other people. a high-visibility orange jacket Example sentencesExamples - The nation's uniform suppliers have been busy meeting the demand for high-visibility apparel.
- The man, who was wearing high-visibility clothing, was hit by two vehicles on the A658 at Birkham Wood as he tried to direct traffic.
- The men, wearing high-visibility orange jackets or tabards, are reported to have been seen on the track at about 8.25 on the morning of the derailment.
- Some people think we work for the police, or the council because our high-visibility vests look official.
- The Gallery has promised to take a series of measures to reduce disturbance to local residents, including marshals in high-visibility clothing to encourage customers to disperse quickly and quietly, and patrols to pick up litter.
- Safety is also a key trend, with more and more people recognizing the importance of wearing high-visibility apparel, whether riding a bicycle through town during broad daylight or taking out the dog for a nighttime walk.
- Each warden will have a high-visibility jacket and radio contact with the city's CCTV nerve centre and police.
- l wear high-visibility clothing and leathers for protection
- Four wardens, who wear high-visibility uniforms, have been operating in Kenyon Way until 6pm every evening.
- If you look at European golf tournaments, all the marshals are wearing high-visibility garments.
- He was wearing a high-visibility jacket.
- The monitoring will be carried out by a ten-strong team from West Yorkshire Police's Underwater Search Unit who will wear high-visibility cycling uniforms.
- Kellie would like to see every rider and horse in high-visibility gear to ensure they are easily spotted on the darkest winter day.
- Usually there will be an adult 'driver' walking at the front of the line and an adult 'conductor' at the back - with both adults and children wearing high-visibility jackets.
- He was wearing a high-visibility vest and ear-defenders when airport staff stopped him.
- Motorcyclists are advised not to ride on the driver's tail, not to ride too close to the kerb or verge and to wear high-visibility clothing.
- By spring, all of the system's 7,000 station workers will be wearing sports jackets, padded waistcoats, Doc Martens and hats bearing high-visibility reflective bands.
- He stressed that pedestrians should stick to properly designated crossings and cyclists should wear high-visibility clothing.
- Even properly functioning signals and high-visibility garments sometimes fail to stop this kind of accident.
- Four officers wearing high-visibility uniforms were scouring the city centre on specially adapted mountain bikes.
2Denoting something intended to attract a great deal of public attention. a high-visibility advertising campaign Example sentencesExamples - She's in a high-profile, high-visibility, high-pressure profession.
- The best way to advance through the ranks as a technology manager is to constantly look for high-visibility projects.
- This is a high visibility role with the potential for advancement.
- Youth violence is a high-visibility, high-priority concern in every sector of U. S. society.
- The meeting in Geneva thus ended abruptly in high-visibility failure.
- He led a high-visibility life in Manhattan, and was often spotted at clubs and bars with actresses and models.
- His efforts were not limited to high-visibility projects in the nation's capital.
- Results from this research show that at least for high-visibility elections, challengers are likely to get more attention in stories than incumbents.
- When he was attorney general, he fought high-visibility battles with Wall Street.
- He added that the police are building up a database of youths causing damage in Tiptree and that a high-visibility campaign in February had been successful and is due to be repeated.
- This points back to what the T & A has been claiming for some years: that high-visibility policing is one of the best ways of tackling crime.
- They seek to connect issues, organizers, media activists and audiences in high-visibility, high-impact, action-oriented campaigns.
- He was now the head of the Carnegie Foundation for International Peace, a very high-visibility figure.
- While efforts to eliminate barriers to space commerce result in media attention and high-visibility policy discussion, it is important to note that many government policies have in fact been enabling space commerce.
- There's also a sharper scrutiny of all individuals in a high-visibility position.
- This award highlights new retailers, brands and concepts across any category which entered the market with a high-visibility launch campaign and in a short time became a brand of choice among shoppers.
- In the concern over these high-visibility cases, it is easy to forget that 99 percent of public corporations have done nothing that merits reproach.
- Corporates, which sponsor high-visibility events, could also take over parks.
- Although competitive Irish dancing has been around for years the form became broadly popular with such high-visibility shows as Michael Flatley's Lord of the Dance and Riverdance.
- Years of disappointment in high-stakes, high-visibility events like Wimbledon and the World Cup have given the nation a bad case of sporting stage fright.
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