Sentence examples for The prominence from inspiring English sources
noun
The state of being prominent: widely known or eminent.
The prominence of diarrhea in the skit is no accident.
The prominence of this issue has receded since Sept. 11.
The prominence in the lateral calcaneal wall was then resected.
The prominence of the texture of the surface region rises with increasing layer thickness.
The prominence of this non-linear effect is then correlated with crack position and depth.
The prominence of acidic residues in the binding pockets is another distinctive characteristic of HBPs.
The prominence of stakeholders and directors was increased, altering the consequences (accountability) of unethical activities.
The prominence and obscurity are the fullest at the two poles.
The prominence of some of these findings should not overshadow well-established achievements and recent successes.
The prominence of the one means the obscurity of the others, and vice versa.
The prominence of forced evictions and state repression is not a new page in Indian history.
