Sentence examples for bringing prominence from inspiring English sources

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.

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

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].

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.

It was popular throughout the 1980s and the beginning of the 1990s, bringing to prominence bands including Poison, Cinderella, and Warrant.

It's really just bringing it prominence and making you want to see "Marilyn," or "The Iron Lady," or "The Artist".

The Facebook I.P.O.'s size brought Nasdaq prominence but also complications.

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

For a start, it brought to prominence a generation of Shakespeare lovers.