Sentence examples for competition for prominence from inspiring English sources

Cities, especially the kind that Patrick Geddes termed "world cities" in 1915, are in constant competition for prominence in the global economic system, hence the Olympic bidding frenzy.

They long for prominence.

Controversy vied for prominence.

A plethora of Multi Agent Systems MASS) development methodologies exists and all compete for prominence.

The Human Rights Act has given the subject much more prominence in the UK recently, which means competition for jobs has increased.

The occupation grew in prominence after the financial crisis of 1997-98, when competition for jobs became fierce.

Smith said the renovations were required to sustain the tennis center's prominence in light of changes at Wimbledon and the plans to modernize Roland Garros; competition for luxury suites from new and upgraded stadiums and arenas in the New York area; and the need to improve pedestrian movement around the tennis center.

But it was as a short-story writer that she first came to prominence at the very end of 1951, when she won the Observer short story competition for her surreal and, in places, richly poetic "The Seraph and the Zambesi".

Competition, for one.

"Competition for investment is intense.

Competition for clients is intense.