"He brings the visibility and the prominence of being the governor".
And what about all the sex, and the prominence of the soulless woman, the femme fatale?
For the Emirates, the case is unprecedented in the gravity of the charges and the prominence of the defendants.
The secrecy, and the prominence of the venture capitalists backing Bloom, have fueled both hype and skepticism about its efforts.
The election of Trump, and the prominence of the self-satisfied conspiracists at Breitbart has, for example, led to a spike in subscriptions to the New York Times.
The Erie Canal, opened in 1825 by Gov. DeWitt Clinton, underlies both the nation's great population expansion westward and the prominence of the port of New York.
Sectarian tensions have steadily risen over the past four decades, and the prominence of Morsi and his associates in the Muslim Brotherhood has raised tensions further.
And the prominence of this work has led many critics to see drawing as the central, organizing activity of Mr. Kentridge's career.
A minor misfortune of Ravel's legacy is the relative obscurity of his best piano pieces and the prominence of their candified orchestral versions.
How do these artists compare in terms of the way they use geometry and the prominence of strict geometrical forms in their work?
Beam shows how the Great Books movement lives on in the core curricula of various colleges and the prominence of book clubs in contemporary America.
