Sentence examples for a more prominent issue from inspiring English sources
While Christian conservatives are numerous, they are not as organized as in Iowa or South Carolina, where they have helped make abortion a more prominent issue.
Representatives for Dr. Luke acknowledged that public opinion — especially online — has remained against him, even with incremental victories in court, as sexual assault becomes a more prominent issue.
Some historians and Mormons suspected then and later that had Romney's campaign lasted longer and been more successful, his religion might have become a more prominent issue.
Arts, which Playford showed no personal interest in, and regarded as "frills not fundamentals" and "non-productive", became a more prominent issue among the emerging middle-class.
This is surprising, and many argue that open access should be a more prominent issue in biodiversity and ecology [ 2].
Mistrust may become a more prominent issue given the increase in outsourcing of multinational clinical trials to countries within the Indian subcontinent.
As cost becomes a more and more prominent issue in modern clinical trials, cost-saving strategies will become more and more important.
As cost becomes a more and more prominent issue for conducting modern clinical trials, cost-saving strategies should be taken as a priority measure for successful conduct of trials.
An even more prominent issue is the recalcitrance of tissues from adult trees, which, if overcome, would allow unlimited propagation of individual trees with elite characteristics [ 4].
This chapter offers a general discussion of one of the more prominent issues facing America today, such as water conservation and using water more efficiently.
