Sentence examples for as the prominence from inspiring English sources

Nothing collapses as quickly as the prominence of a politician about to lose his platform.

As I discuss (with tongue firmly in cheek) in my forthcoming book The Accidental Species, sexual selection could explain other things too, such as the prominence of female breasts, the size of the penis, and even why we are bipeds.

The results are suggestive of how the layout of the town specifically routed transit to facilitate the visual prominence of the church and original Inka plaza of the reducción, as well as the prominence of indigenous elite households.

Indications of this phenomenon include the formation of the Society for Process Studies, as well as the prominence of process philosophizing within the aegis of the Society for American Philosophy and the American Metaphysical Society.

As the prominence of the issue of Rhodesia increased in the late 1970s, attention on Van der Byl increased.

The economist and botanist R. T. Baker proposed that the waratah's endemism to the Australian continent made it a better choice than the wattle, as well as the prominence of its flowers.

The question of the poison is curious, as is the prominence given to it by Xinhua.

The heart sound signal or phonocardiogram (PCG) is perhaps the most traditional biomedical signal, as indicated by the prominence of the stethoscope as a diagnostic instrument used by medical and veterinary physicians.

As such, the prominence of study drugs has boomed, a phenomenon where the "druggies" are not slackers or social outcasts but the academic elite, the goody-two-shoes classmates parents always chastise their kids to look up to.

As in Egypt, the prominence of the Salafis since the revolution has taken many Tunisians by surprise.

While the service could help increase traffic, some users could be siphoned away as Google uses the prominence of the brands to sell ads, typically to competing companies.