Sentence examples for Has prominence from inspiring English sources

Even in the age of the iPod, another name still has prominence in the music player world: Walkman.

All I know is that there's a big, splashy Justin Timberlake image on the new Myspace and a link to the track in iTunes, and that the single has prominence over even the join/sign-in buttons on the new Myspace homepage.

At his news conference, Shapiro emphasized McMaster's high profile, stating that the case "has prominence because of McMaster and his son's service to our country".

Has the prominence of Rachel Carson not translated into opportunities for American women environmentalists at the top of our organizations devoted to the environment?

Has Mr Hubbard's rising prominence translated into better economic policy in the Bush administration?

Has being thrust into such prominence caused problems for the Tor Project?

Has he forgotten that Jake Browning has led the Washington Huskies to national prominence?

Has Jeffrey Sachs, a man who rose to prominence as a proponent of unfettered American-style capitalism in former Communist countries, really figured out a solution?

HIS FUTURE: Has been eyed for a national ticket; his prominence and Florida's importance make him a continued prospect for consideration.

Has anyone heard him say he wanted to return America to that prominence that peaked in the nineteen sixties?

Katherine Franke Talks to NPR About Obama's Inauguration Speech – Has Gay Rights Made It? Katherine Franke talks to Wisconsin Public Radio for an hour about what we should take from the prominence of gay rights in President Obama's inauguration speech.