Sentence examples for cause prominence from inspiring English sources
"They make a living preying upon the good nature of reporters like you, who give their cause prominence," she argues, adding (rather quotably) that they also prey upon "that portion of the population that thinks Prohibition might not have been a bad idea".
He claimed to have planned the capture of the Israeli athletes in an attempt to trade them for some 200 Palestinian prisoners held by Israel and to bring the PLO's cause international prominence.
Hammer toes occur when your toe starts to buckle causing a prominence to develop.
Has being thrust into such prominence caused problems for the Tor Project?
A bunion is a structural problem of the big toe joint causing a boney prominence.
In 1832, Floyd's daughter, Letitia Floyd Lewis, converted to Catholicism, and "owing to her prominence, caused a sensation throughout the state" of Virginia.
The cam impingement is caused from a prominence at the anterolateral femoral head-neck junction [ 6].
The superior aspect of the clavicle is the load-bearing side, but superior plate prominence can cause patient discomfort, requiring implant removal after the fracture heals.
Hardware prominence often causes discomfort to the patient, and is a reason to necessitate its removal.
The decision, criticized by many foreign governments as potentially destabilizing, was mocked in Israel as returning Mr. Arafat to international prominence and causing Palestinians to rally behind him.
