Sentence examples for bring prominence from inspiring English sources

Recent data bring prominence to the idea that activated fibroblasts (also termed carcinoma-associated fibroblasts (CAFs) or myofibroblasts) may be major players in the tumor stromal environment [ 10, 11].

He's a public person who brought prominence and importance to Calgary that it didn't have before.

All three financial planets Venus, Jupiter, and Pluto are found together in Scorpio, practically on the head of a pin, forming what is called a stellium or crown of stars in the VICE natal chart, bringing prominence and extraordinary success.

All three financial planets – Venus, Jupiter and Pluto – are found together in Scorpio, practically on the head of a pin, forming what is called a stellium or crown of stars in the VICE natal chart, bringing prominence and extraordinary success.

Former Republican, Tom Tancredo, decided to rescue the state from these two men and entered the gubernatorial race under the banner of the American Constitution Party, bringing prominence to a party whose platform includes abolishing the Food and Drug Administration, the Internal Revenue Service, the Departments of Education and Energy and the Federal Election Commission.

Recent data brought prominence to the hypothesis of a role for tumour stromal environment as a leading player, and not just a supporting additional, in the progression of carcinomas, the most common form of human cancer.

"He would bring new prominence and attention to what we believe is a world-class orchestra".

Mosse and her colleagues at Orange have cleverly used the prize to provoke a debate about men and women, reading and writing, and to bring to prominence authors who might have remained obscure.

Feminist theologians stress the immanent nature of the object of theistic experience, and bring to prominence women's experience of the holy in their fleshly embodiment, denigrated by androcentric attitudes.

"It will bring to prominence Australia's special place in the world as an R&D leader in renewable energy technology," says Richard Corkish, head of the School of Photovoltaic and Renewable Energy Engineering at the University of New South Wales.

When Panhard cancelled manufacturing plans for their new model at Daninos' Colombes plant, he saw his opportunity to build a great luxury performance vehicle that would once again bring worldwide prominence to a Paris-built car.