Sentence examples for far less prominence from inspiring English sources

Insights into Ms Boling's personal life are given far less prominence than those of her rival's relationship with Patrick Bowring.

Okkervil River certainly paid their dues along Red River – but their rise to national prominence owes far less to fashion than to a reputation for literate lyrics and smart pop culture references imbedded in indelible melodies.

The Salafis, often with links to Saudi Arabia, are seen as having gained prominence because security is far less repressive now than before the revolution.

He first came to prominence in 1964, when he contended that railroads had been far less important to the nation's growth than economists had long asserted.

Some need far less.

Many receive far, far less, if anything.

It adds up to far, far less.

Pundits were far less diplomatic.

Others felt far less rosy.

Hannah is far less ambitious.

China and South Korea are far less fussy.