Fame of that sort, however, comes with a built-in glitch: you are likely to get locked into a franchise, which both guarantees your prominence in the public eye and, if you aren't careful, starts to rust your soul.
For her part, Governor Whitman added, "It will guarantee the lasting prominence of our shared port in the global marketplace and will provide a foundation for the long-term stability of the port region".
Virgin Media and ITV have been in protracted talks over a range of issues including the carriage of ITV, ITV2, ITV3, ITV4, video-on-demand rights and guarantees of the prominence of its programming, as cable viewers increasingly watch programmes on demand from Netflix, Amazon and broadcasters' own streaming services.
He wrote six or seven huge best-sellers beginning in 1898, then stopped writing around 1915 or so, around the same time that the 'real' Winston Churchill rose to prominence, which more or less guaranteed that he would be overshadowed/forgotten even more quickly than the average best-selling novelist".
The prominence of an architect is no guarantee that his projects will go unopposed.
The prominence of the program provided no guarantee that it would continue from one year to the next.
And if money is no object, the top of the line solar filter that will guarantee great detail and the ability to see prominences on the Sun itself is an H-alpha (hydrogen alpha) filter, costing at least US$1,000 up.
— Yahoo! will guarantee that Microsoft's search will retain equal or greater prominence throughout the Yahoo! site as Yahoo! search does today.
The prominence of the gesture and length of its bouts guaranteed reliable detection during such scans.
Simply addressing the clinical and safety requirements of users in relation to the design of these medical devices does not guarantee user satisfaction, and the importance of considering the context in relation to the device/user interaction is gaining prominence.
