Even with the prominence that his Pritzker prize has conferred, Mr. Wang is not venturing abroad.
Despite my efforts, I couldn't hold a candle to Kobe, but even with my limited prominence, I always knew two things: I was always under scrutiny and what I did and said mattered more because of that.
The development ends the leadership struggle at the fund, which has been under intense pressure to streamline even with its increasing prominence as a sort of world central bank.
A test of purity, they said, could play out with even greater prominence.
It's a subject that would come up again, with even greater prominence, if we were making our list of the best films by directors now under the age of forty.
Four years later he received even wider prominence with his publication of the first full in formation on the extent to which Hitler was re‐arming Germany, revelations that were quoted by Winston Churchill in the House of Commons in an effort to warn Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin of the impend ing danger of Nazism.
But even with the disorder's prominence in society, many people remain in the dark about what it's really like to suffer from the illness.
SOME prominent seats go to those with prominence.
The 10,292 submissions were a mishmash of New Zealand's past, present and potential futures: some giving the Union Jack even greater prominence; others boosting traditional Maori culture; one with a kiwi shooting lasers from its eyes.
So is there a whiff of circular reasoning here, with prominence making people oft-quoted, which -- in this measure -- makes them even more prominent?
With the job market apparently on the mend, price fluctuations have gained even greater prominence, because they are viewed as the most important factor in any future Fed action.
