Sentence examples for absolute prominence from inspiring English sources

This idea can lead to the conclusion that sport is a sector in which the traditional principles of economy do not hold true, having considered that, for each individual player, achieving a position of absolute prominence is less advantageous than that potentially possible in a situation of perfect competition.

Using the technique of Basilevsky (1976) for estimating the absolute ages of small lunar craters based on their morphologic prominence and size, craters near the Luna 24 site considered to be secondaries of Giordano Bruno crater and craters superposed on ejecta of Giordano Bruno crater are found to have approximately the same age: somewhere between 5 and 10 m.y.

They long for prominence.

They equate prominence with frequency.

Fame brought him political prominence.

The issue is gaining prominence.

Hence the prominence of eggs.

Goldman, who came to prominence as "Red Emma" in the United States, campaigned against religion, capitalism, the state, and marriage, which she condemned in "Marriage and Love" (1910) as an institution that "makes a parasite of woman, an absolute dependent".

It has now been restored to prominence.

Several parties rose to national prominence.

Theirs was an unusual path to prominence.