Sentence examples similar to Escalating prominence from inspiring English sources
However the publicity haloing "Adele" affects the expensiveness and prestige of Austrian modern art, it certainly escalates the prominence of the museum, which, to date, has been less well attended than its consistent excellence deserves.
The dispute escalated to national prominence, however, when two self-appointed fraud investigators at NIH, scientists Ned Feder and Walter Stewart, became involved and brought the matter to the attention of Rep. John D. Dingell (D-Mich.).
At the centre of the rapidly escalating political crisis in Hong Kong are two fashion-conscious millennials who shot to prominence in the aftermath of the 2014 umbrella movement protests.
An analysis of the causes of this change in the University's view of assistant professors would require another President's Page at least: The intensification of graduate training and growing prominence of postdoctoral fellowships, the segmentation of the academic job market, the escalating costs of research, and the immobility produced by dual-career family structures have all played a role.
The review shows the prominence of engineering change management and concluded that the interest in the research field is escalating gradually.
"This has become routine and is escalating, escalating, escalating".
The dispute keeps escalating.
He'll escalate and keep escalating.
"His behaviour was escalating".
