Sentence examples for Similar prominence from inspiring English sources

Nanowires — solid crystalline fibers, rather than hollow tubes — gained similar prominence a few years later.

Tracey Boyd gave them similar prominence in her show · Paul Smith probably uses florals the most.

The 100-strong cast coupled theatrical luminaries with those who seem set to achieve a similar prominence over time.

And though Mr. Bass has never attained similar prominence (how could anyone?), he has done excellent work and led the organization in ambitious, and expensive, new directions.

Viewpoint diversity could be elevated to similar prominence and urgency". This would improve scholarship, especially in the humanities and social sciences.

Awarding fragmentation a similar prominence, Emmanuelle Pagano's Trysting (translated from the French by Jennifer Higgins and Sophie Lewis) uses polyphony to map the many different strains of love and sexuality.

Later this year, similar scheduling prominence will be given to Morgan's River, a six-part crime psycho-drama that coincides with the release of a movie she scripted, Suffragette, and follows this summer's successful production of a stage play.

As The American Spectator's Jim Antle pointed out last month, Rubio and Paul have followed similar paths to prominence.

Athletes have always been held informally to a higher standard than ordinary ctizens, but in this case they are even being treated differently from entertainers of similar celebrity and prominence.

Payne-Scott et al. (1947) reported the observations of several solar radio bursts that showed a drift from higher to lower frequencies, which they interpreted as a physical agency moving away from the Sun with a speed of ~500 700 km/s similar to eruptive prominences.

Their careers shared a remarkably similar trajectory, coming to prominence in the mid-1970s and fading by the 1990s.