Sentence examples for On prominence from inspiring English sources

It is not the act that spreads terror, it is the report, the broadcast, the edited presentation, the decision on prominence.

Some Democrats favorable to Mrs. Schroeder's candidacy had been apprehensive that her campaign might be dominated by strident feminists, insisting on prominence for their issues and hurting rather than improving her prospects.

She said today that although some voters regarded her as "a woman running for President," others still saw her as "the woman's candidate for President".. Some Democrats favorable to Mrs. Schroeder's candidacy had been apprehensive that her campaign might be dominated by strident feminists, insisting on prominence for their issues and hurting rather than improving her prospects.

One explanation could be that the patients who underwent GBT in our study could be regarded as having a higher likelihood of a positive test based on prominence of bloating and flatulence in their symptom profile.

Given that the APRC is being held in a Pacific island country for the first time in more than 20 years, the issues facing CSOs from the Pacific have taken on prominence, and were actively engaged in the discussions.

Elutes were then digested and peptide data was acquired on Prominence UFLC system (Shimadzu, Tokyo, Japan) coupled to the 5600 TripleTof fitted with the Duospray Ion Source in positive polarity with high resolution MS scan (m/z 350 1600) followed by 12 high-resolution MS/MS Scans (precursors charge state 2 5) in information-dependent acquisition mode.

As this role takes on more prominence and demands more time, we expect Lead Director pay will exceed Committee Chair pay by a more significant margin.

The American-born militant cleric Anwar al-Awlaki, now hiding in Yemen, could take on greater prominence as a result of Bin Laden's departure from the scene.

That's why the baddies – more interesting, wittier, ironic, knowing – are taking on greater prominence".

Quality of life goals for science and technology have taken on new prominence in many industrialized nations in the post-Cold War period in the United States.

After the demonstration by Janssen and Lockyer in 1868 that prominences can be observed outside of eclipses using spectroscopes, the knowledge on prominences grew rapidly.