They declined in prominence thereafter, but we can still find them all around us if we know where to look.
Now that they are job-hunting again, those reasons decline in prominence.
Jonathan Chait argued in New York Magazine recently that "conservatism as we know it is doomed," because opposition to the welfare state is "sociologically rooted in white supremacy," and will therefore decline in prominence as the nation diversifies.
Automatism has since become a part of the technical repertoire of modern painting, though its prominence declined with that of Action painting itself.
And Mr. Sperling, for all his political prominence, declined to be interviewed, even off the record, until he had clearance from Mrs. Clinton's policy director, Neera Tanden.
By the end of the decade, alternative rock's mainstream prominence declined due to a number of events that caused Grunge and Britpop to fade and led to the hiatus of the Lollapalooza festival.
By the end of the decade, alternative rock's mainstream prominence declined due to a number of events, notably the death of Nirvana's Kurt Cobain in 1994 and Pearl Jam's lawsuit against concert venue promoter Ticketmaster, which in effect barred the group from playing many major venues around the United States.
It was largely ignored as the quantitative revolution declined, but has recently gained prominence with the growth of geographic information systems.
One reason for the decline in prominence was the ban in the 1989 City Charter on high-ranking city officials' moonlighting in political office, as by serving simultaneously as borough president and county chairman.
Throughout the weeklong gathering Mr. Hooks lead an assault on the Administration and attempted to temper criticism that the association has outlived its usefulness and has suffered a decline in prominence and effectiveness.
A number of factors contributed to grunge's decline in prominence.
