Sentence examples for Global prominence from inspiring English sources

During his career in basketball, Russ Granik was a quiet, but powerful workhorse behind the meteoric rise of the NBA to global prominence in the 1990s.

Additionally, the inclusion of misoprostol as one of the 13 essential commodities of the UN Commission on Life-Saving Commodities for Women and Children (UNCoLSC) has given global prominence to this medicine.

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The move comes as the Man Group aims to bolster its global prominence.

The broadcaster rose to global prominence after the 9/11 attacks in the US when it transmitted grainy video messages from Osama bin Laden.

Her work has come to global prominence, with a current exhibition entitled Isibonelo/Evidence at the Brooklyn Museum in New York.

Martin helped steer the message-board site to global prominence.

The 2008 financial crisis might have been expected to erode the dollar's global prominence.

The author lifted her hometown to global prominence, even as she personally pushed that prominence away.

China¿s roaring appetite for energy imports propels its national oil companies to global prominence.

Ramadan was favoured by Isis to launch attacks long before the group surged to global prominence.