Sentence examples for but prominence from inspiring English sources

But prominence is also a major consideration.

But prominence this early could pose a challenge if Mr. Christie does pursue the White House in 2016 or later, when the national mood might be quite different.

In a surprising new trend among non-traditional television outlets, transgender characters are gaining not only increasing visibility in programming, but prominence within show plot-lines.

But its prominence was no seasonal fluke.

But his prominence this time makes the strategy irresistible.

But his prominence has risen with the ascension of Kim Jong-un.

But the prominence of the Blue Devils cannot disguise the malaise that is afflicting the other teams in the league.

But his prominence in the world of soccer and his origins in the slums of Rio make his views resonate.

But their prominence in dining rooms could create problems for restaurateurs and foster new policies that would affect all diners.

No, it wasn't the paper's first same-sex wedding announcement, but the prominence (and impact) of the article caught me by surprise.

But greater prominence is assured for her this year in the United States, where she recently took a teaching job at Dartmouth College in Hanover, N.H.