Sentence examples for Give prominence from inspiring English sources
Yet governments continue to give prominence to corporate interests.
"It's not good to give prominence to one religion or another".
Even mainstream Pakistani papers give prominence to conspiratorial, and occasionally extremist, views.
He entered into a partnership with media outlets he knew would give prominence to the material.
Secondly, pay much attention to early development evaluation, give prominence to plan implementation design and control productivity construction rhythm.
Instead, you give prominence to the erroneous conclusion that these documents show Heisenberg's own account to be "essentially fiction".
The Indian media continue to give prominence to news items that would barely have received attention a month ago.
And which, incidentally, made a big effort at its own Zeitgeist event to give prominence to new female talent.
Why did China's official press give prominence to party leaders' "important instructions" to "spare no effort" in dealing with the disaster?
They give prominence to one rescued individual, as a story of hope, as though this could cancel the anonymous torment of thousands.
He showed how ancient myths coalesced with modern ideologies to give prominence to a racist tract proved to be a hoax.
