Sentence examples for appropriate prominence from inspiring English sources

In that era, "Artist's Odyssey" tells us, Lewen could fetch five figures for his paintings, and what Spiegelman is lovingly aiming to do with his beautiful book is to help Lewen be remembered with appropriate prominence.

Electronic programme guide providers such as Freeview, Sky and Virgin Media will be required to give "appropriate prominence" to licensed local digital TV services, enforced through Ofcom statutory code, which will require secondary legislation.

The rapidly growing prevalence of obesity has pushed BMI assessment to appropriate prominence as a newly proposed reportable HEDIS measure.

The Recall Petition may also give rise to impartiality questions with regard to ensuring appropriate levels of prominence during the six week period.

Prior to microarray analysis, individual samples were assayed using RT-PCR to ensure RNA integrity, purity, and expression of transcripts appropriate for the particular prominences.

The editors' code of practice enforced by Independent Press Standards Organisation (Ipso) states: "A significant inaccuracy, misleading statement or distortion once recognised must be corrected, promptly and with due prominence, and – where appropriate – an apology published".

Clause one of the editors' code of practice states that a "significant inaccuracy, misleading statement or distortion must be corrected, promptly and with due prominence, and – where appropriate – an apology published".

It offers self-contained explanations of some of the new issues that have complicated the trade agenda, such as investor-state dispute settlement, while also tackling some old confusions that have returned to prominence, such as the appropriate way to think about trade deficits.

The prominence of the location is appropriate: imported Chinese cars have suddenly become a visible presence on Brazil's roads.

What had been a 3 A.M. melancholy smear woke up and started to sound like an over-driven engine (appropriate for someone who came to greater prominence when the Eagles covered "Ol' 55," his ode to a Buick, in 1974).

I know: Those highly paid athletes chose their places of prominence, and so they deserve an appropriate level of scrutiny.