Sentence examples for even more prominence from inspiring English sources

She gained even more prominence two years later when Citigroup, then the world's biggest bank, appointed her its chief financial officer.

That Barack Obama was due at both APEC and ASEAN, but withdrew because of the budget stand-off in Washington, gave the Chinese leaders' tours even more prominence.Vietnam is the ASEAN country where suspicion of China is strongest.

Nature comes to even more prominence in Walden than in Emerson's Nature, which it followed by eighteen years.

For companies and investors, competition will appear faster and marketing will rise to even more prominence as the key skill in a new company.

The effect of the cuts was to give the title role even more prominence.

That has given even more prominence to Trump's social media comments and the brief, tweet-sized remarks he made over the weekend as he bade farewell to visitors vying for Cabinet positions.

So is there a whiff of circular reasoning here, with prominence making people oft-quoted, which -- in this measure -- makes them even more prominent?

The administrative and court languages of the Empire were Kannada and Telugu the latter was the court language and gained even more cultural prominence during the reign of the last Vijayanagara kings.

And he's thrilled about members of this privileged tribe acquiring even more power and prominence.

Now, just weeks after Mr. Daschle became a household name and face in the trauma of a deadly anthrax-laced letter sent to his office, the political attacks have increased his prominence even more.

There are some football matches where the media coverage, if not actually encouraging bad behaviour, at least ensures anything even vaguely controversial is given more prominence than it deserves.