Sentence examples for * immediate prominence from inspiring English sources

The story gained immediate prominence yesterday to the point where President George W. Bush George W. Bush commented on the scandal, promising his administration would "hold people accountable".

Under these conditions, people operate in a sort of crisis atmosphere where time becomes of the essence and the need for immediate action assumes prominence.

Mosley calls for a separation of powers: a star-chamber-style Press Complaints Commission with "the power to fine, also to order an immediate correction (specifying position, prominence and wording)", and a panel of independent adjudicators able to investigate without waiting for complaints from the public.

In 1402 Ghiberti was chosen to make the doors by a large panel of judges; their decision brought immediate and lasting recognition and prominence to the young artist.

Likely to hinder any immediate attempts to return Alabama to national prominence are the N.C.A.A. sanctions, which limit the number of scholarships Alabama may offer and which bar the Crimson Tide from playing in a bowl game this season.

While the effects of treatment are not immediate (as with artificial eyelashes or mascara), improvements in eyelash prominence can often be observed several weeks after initiating therapy, with most patients demonstrating appreciable improvements by week 8. 7, 46 Importantly, these improvements appear to be sustained throughout the duration of treatment.

Given his prominence within the organisation and brief time in the role, the immediate speculation was that de Bontin had become the latest such director to find himself squeezed between one of the most competitive sporting media markets in the world on one side of the Atlantic, and his Austrian owners' unwillingness to commit significant funds on the other.

Hall was tasked with re-examining the creative culture in TV management, with the immediate priorities of improving the "quality, variety and originality of new drama on BBC1 (particularly in peak)" and the "quality and prominence of current affairs on BBC1 and BBC2".

Resistance was immediate.

Their chemistry was immediate.

The crossover was immediate.