Sentence examples for declared prominence of from inspiring English sources

Despite the widely declared prominence of patient preferences in healthcare, knowledge on which medication-related outcomes matter most to patients with mental health disorders has been largely absent.

For example, Investor's Business Daily recently declared that the prominence of James Hansen, the NASA researcher who first made climate change a national issue two decades ago, is actually due to the nefarious schemes of — who else? — George Soros.

The Libyan National Army, led by Khalifa Haftar, came to prominence in February 2014, when he declared the "suspension" of the government, which was promptly rejected by the authorities.

Joko "Jokowi" Widodo, a former furniture manufacturer who rose to national prominence from humble beginnings in Java, was on Tuesday declared the winner of Indonesia's closely fought presidential election.

Some critics declared the field of curriculum moribund.

However, despite the continued prominence of these pioneering film cutters, in 1940, the Los Angeles Times declared "lady film cutters a vanishing profession" (C3).

Meerkat was first out of the Instant Live stream gate a few months ago and generated a craze at SXSW this year (of which bell ringers declared a return to prominence for the Austin gathering that made stars out of Twitter and Foursquare).

The C.F.P.B. thing is an important one, because Republicans have declared their intent to either get rid of this new agency or strangle it of any funding -- meaning Obama should use the prominence of the SOTU speech to get a jump on defending the agency.

Hence the prominence of eggs.

"It's the prominence of the pasture".

§ 101.15 Food; prominence of required statements.