Sentence examples for a more prominent element from inspiring English sources

Growing up in a rambling Victorian house with a widow's walk in Salem, Mass., which still exudes an air of its witchy past, she felt that mysticism was a kind of birthright, and it has been a more prominent element of her work in recent years.

That includes a more-prominent element of curation, with the app suggesting recipes that people may find useful.

Ghost represents a musical departure from Ferreira's earlier work, which explored more prominent elements of dance-pop.

One of the more prominent elements of the Cancún Agreements was the creation of a Green Climate Fund, a mechanism designed to raise and disseminate $100 billion per year by 2020 to transfer clean technologies to LDCs and help them adapt to the effects of climate change.

I think that's because I knew what to expect from the stage and was willing -- and more or less able -- to set aside my fundamental distaste for many of the show's more prominent elements.

Certainly the social elements have a direct relationship with the factors traditionally accounted for in a disaster scenario; surely these interact with one another, but the present research illustrates the need to consider these social elements in a more prominent way than usual by responders, researchers and policy makers.

More recently, however, several researchers have argued that transposable elements may indeed play a more prominent role in generating evolutionary novelty with potential effects on adaptive evolutionary change [ 22, 23, 27, 28, 30, 62- 65].

But the State Department welcomes Mr. Egeland's presence "as the injection of another element, curbing rebel misbehavior," and said it would not oppose a more prominent role for him.

The club has a more prominent endorsement now.

You couldn't have a more prominent celebrity".

Both have forced senior judges into a more prominent role.