Sentence examples for deserved prominence from inspiring English sources

'ABOUT SCHMIDT' -- (New Line, $27.98, June 3) The finest American film of 2002 gets a very nice transfer, with impeccably timed color that looks as good as or better than the theatrical release and a DTS surround sound track that gives new and deserved prominence to Rolfe Kent's score.

The headliner, televised live on Showtime, was the biggest women's MMA clash since Gina Carano, pin-up and powerhouse, decided to traipse off and spar the likes of Steven Soderbergh in Hollywood, and it found deserved prominence for a number of reasons.

The degree to which societies approach the sedentary deserves prominence in any classification since sedentary ways are accompanied by many other cultural traits and institutions.

Film festivals are the place to go for movies that haven't yet been released and are being angled for their place in the cinemascape — and when I occasionally go to festivals, I often see movies that deserve prominence and don't even come close to getting it.

Ipso said that the paper had acted in good faith by publishing the correction before the general election, but ruled it deserved greater prominence.

Still, Ms. Queler's audience got to hear a work that deserves more prominence.

Elizabeth Pearson A great full-scale professional debut play for an up-and-coming writer who deserves national prominence.

Along with other such safe and clean renewable energy options, (biofuels, geothermal, solar, tidal) wind power deserves increased prominence in our energy pool -- not just Westchester's but also America's.

The protocol does almost as much as everything else on the list put together.In this section Xi who must be obeyed How to fix Obamacare Chasing a rolling snowball Too reliant on the few Paris via Montreal ReprintsThis little-known success deserves greater prominence in today's efforts to tackle climate change.

There are a host of others who deserve the prominence, but I am not feeling Marilyn in Chicago on the Magnificent Mile.

The comorbidity between depression and diabetes among women in LMICs is but one example of the ways in which women's non-reproductive health concerns deserve more prominence in global health.