Peter Oborne, who has resigned, claimed prominence was not given to the HSBC story because of commercial interests.
Further isolation from the mainstream could make it harder to claim such prominence.
Perhaps the greatest claim to prominence West End Avenue can offer is that it is, as Mr. Morley said, supremely "discreet and undemonstrative".
His claim to prominence in national affairs was not a product of illusions of grandeur; it was confirmed by the high standing he enjoyed among the princes on the continent.
Then UCI stated that there was no case against Cancellara after the claims gained prominence. Cancellara dismissed Cassani's claims saying that they were "stupid" and far too risky to do.
PRIMARY among the STUDIO MUSEUM IN HARLEM's recent claims to prominence is its "F" series of exhibitions, staged every three to four years and devoted to emerging artists of African descent.
His collection was bought by public subscription for the brand new Metropolitan Museum and provided a starry-eyed institution with its first claim to international prominence.
But if they followed up these opinions with alleged facts that they could not verify, then they would be required to issue a withdrawal of the claims, with equal prominence to the way they were first stated.
Hell is other people, and utopia curdles into its opposite when overshadowed by those who come, colossus-like, to bestride it (Moby, for example, claims an ambivalent prominence in the middle chapters, as often for rock star petulance as for the music).
A partial answer to that question came last mid-week, when all the newspapers and many of the blogs and information resources gave front-page and top-line attention to stories like the NYT piece by Elisabetta Povoledo and Laurie Goodstein (June 10 , 2015, which claimed front-page prominence with "Pope Creates Tribunal for Bishop Negligence in Child Sexual Abuse Cases".
