But with Liechtenstein's small-town size but outsized national media (two newspapers and one radio station), Vogt may have comparable national prominence.
Experts say there is no other private property of comparable size and prominence in the world.
Nor was I inclined to abdicate an essential part of the editor's job: to investigate complaints, publish retractions with prominence comparable to that of the original error, discipline transgressors and altogether uphold the standards for which an editor is legally and morally responsible.
Lawsuits have brought the issue of comparable worth to political prominence.
Still, Broad envisages L.A. as comparable to New York in its prominence and its cultural reach, and, in the past decade or so, it has indeed joined the world's great art centers, with a thriving artists' community, art schools, museums, and a rapidly increasing number of galleries and collectors.
Oisin Murphy's 19th birthday is three months away but, for the apprentice jockey who has rocketed to prominence, there is an anniversary of comparable significance in less than a fortnight.
But it was "Night" 's growing status, not any new work, that brought Wiesel to prominence in America (he never achieved a comparable fame in Israel).
Dusp6, a negative feedback regulator of the pathway, showed increased expression in the developing facial prominences of Neo/Null mice compared with controls, in contrast to the more comparable expression in the limbs (Fig. 4H K).
The Rise of a New Political Era," Hertzberg writes about his reaction to Obama's electric 2004 Democratic National Convention speech, which launched the then unknown state senator into national prominence: The only other time I had witnessed a comparable performance at a convention was in 1984, in San Francisco, when Governor Mario Cuomo's keynote address instantly made him a national figure.
That figure is based partly on the cost of comparable ad space in those magazines, but also considers other factors like the prominence of placement on a page.
