Sentence examples for Little prominence from inspiring English sources

Both men, despite having worked at times in North America, have little prominence in North America.

"That such a massive economy has so little prominence, it's really a mystery".

I suggest giving foods such as these as little prominence in the diet as possible.

One noticeable thing about The Enchanter is how little prominence Zanganeh gives to her family background.

Makers of less popular web browsers, however, have complained to the EU that their products were being given too little prominence on the ballot screen.

Formal prewar intelligence assessments about that country's illicit weapons turned out to be almost entirely wrong, with dissenting voices at the State Department in particular given little prominence.

Johnson and Stapleton said that support from nations with little cycling prominence had been an important power base for incumbents and could help in the election.

Last month Mr. Putin abruptly appointed Viktor A. Zubkov, a confidant of little prior prominence, to the prime minister's post.

And while the business of getting a trial together tends to be slower than the business of electing a president, the prospect of a courtroom defense of climate science — or of the right of opponents to call it fraudulent — might just nudge the issue into a little more prominence in the national campaign.

Facebook is giving groups a little more prominence by testing ways to bring in messages from groups into the main stream on your News Feed.

Cynthia was subsequently portrayed in the troubled, Ono-centric 2005 American musical Lennon, with her character – played by Julia Murney – gaining a little more prominence during one of the show's rewrites.