Sentence examples for Be given prominence from inspiring English sources

Treasures like Fuller's finches and their stories will be given prominence.

Nevertheless the emails reveal that in 1999 there were huge rows about whether the new graph, should be given prominence in the next IPCC report due in 2001.

But in the business world, they say, these issues seem only to be given prominence at a few companies, like the Tata Group.

Spain and Italy, upset that their languages will not be given prominence, have sued to overturn that decision at the European Court of Justice, the bloc's highest tribunal.

This paper illustrates the difficulties in forging governance systems that have the capacity and the vision to be able to put sustainable development concepts into practice, even when a coherent package of planning measures are tried out, given a policy setting that is confused, contradictory, and where the "status quo" tends to be given prominence.

It'll be given prominence on both companies' websites.

Volvo will be giving prominence to its V60 plug-in hybrid, which combines a diesel engine driving the front wheels with an electrically powered rear axle.

Surprisingly, it was given prominence as an Op-Ed article.

A lot of mediocre art was given prominence.

Ruth's voice is given prominence, and it is her narration that powerfully bookends the novel.

Even when ideas are given prominence, they no longer have standing in their own right.