Sentence examples for acquired prominence from inspiring English sources

It also encouraged vows of virginity, and by 400 ce women from wealthy or politically powerful families acquired prominence as superiors of religious communities.

"There has been a tendency for people used to a more decorous world to bristle at the characters who have acquired prominence in this new world".

It also encouraged vows of virginity, and by ad 400 women from wealthy or politically powerful families acquired prominence as superiors of religious communities.

Although confusing, it has recently acquired prominence as a favored way to launch a new cryptocurrency.

Background: Quality assurance has acquired increasing prominence in contemporary healthcare systems and there has been an 'explosion' of audit activity.

The ballerina, her role heightened by the newly invented pointework (position of balance on extreme tip of toe), and the female corps de ballet both acquired new prominence.

Orchestral acoustics, however, are a real drawback; the string sound was often dim even to my seat in the midorchestra, whereas several wind brass lines acquired unusual prominence.

200 165 bce) and later Roman and Byzantine rule (63 bce–638 ce), the expectation of a personal messiah acquired increasing prominence and became the centre of a number of other eschatological concepts.

While the issue posed by these cases has simmered for years, it has acquired increasing prominence from the growing effect of the alternative minimum tax, which is intended to make sure that people with big incomes do not escape income taxes.

However, with consumer demand and credit conditions still weak, Britain's manufacturing sector has recently acquired greater prominence.

A different one began when early human development acquired public prominence and clinical relevance between the 1960s and the 1980s.