Sentence examples for fast prominence from inspiring English sources

Ray credits his faith and his sport to his fast prominence in both local communities.

That approach is fast gaining prominence in development work.

The therapeutic potential of α-helical anti-microbial peptides (AH-AMP) to combat pathogens is fast gaining prominence.

His performance capped off a fast rise to prominence.

While these Web programs' quantity and quality are increasing quickly, there are doubts about whether the advertising dollars are. "On one hand, digital video advertising is growing fast and its prominence is increasing," said Clark Fredricksen of the research firm eMarketer.

Culture has an interview with the willowy Australian actor Elizabeth Debicki, on the fast track to prominence after having stolen the show in the recent BBC TV adaptation of John Le Carre's The Night Manager.

In the Resistance, Mr. Chaban-Delmas reached prominence fast, becoming de Gaulle's personal delegate for northern France in the last months of the 1940-44 occupation, a post he inherited from an officer who had been tortured to death by the Nazis.

Slapping a familiar brand on a new product is a fast track to prominence, but not necessarily success.

So administrators, faculty and students at the midsize university are mulling over how the institution could be catapulted to prominence faster than anyone had dreamed.

Jack Dorsey, the inventor of Twitter, will be on hand to share his first-hand account of how the real time stream rose to prominence so fast and where it needs to go from here.

The LC-MS/MS system consisted of an AB-SCIEX API 4000 plus triple quadrupole mass spectrometer (Toronto, Canada) interfaced via ionization probe with a Shimadzu Prominence ultra fast liquid chromatography chromatographic system (Kyoto, Japan) including two pumps, a degasser unit, an auto-sampler and a column oven.