Sentence examples for for its prominence from inspiring English sources
Ordinarily, such space would be coveted by advertisers for its prominence, but it remains to be seen how well it will sell in the current climate, in which ad spending is plummeting.
It also represents a serious bid to reposition Yale's reputation; it is better known for its prominence in the humanities, social sciences and arts, and for its professional schools, than for its work in the sciences.
Although the company has issued several apologies over recent months, this one is unusual for its prominence and the fact it was written by Mr Cook himself.
Bilingualism is a fascinating and complex phenomenon of culture, identity, and skill that deserves attention for its prominence among modern societies and also for what it can tell us about language and cognitive ability more broadly.
Life depends on the functioning of the heart; thus, the heart is involved in all death, but this does not account for its prominence in causing death.
He bears principal responsibility for its prominence, including the fact that four in ten Americans today profess to believe in its literal truth.
Fish population genetic structure has assimilated sizeable affinity, not only because of prime interest in evolution of biotic (Tudela et al. 1999), but also because of its prominence for fisheries management (Roldan-Ruizi et al. 2000).
Writing last year, Aditya Chakrabortty posted that we should seriously start looking at other indicators: For all its prominence, GDP is only one yardstick of economic performance and it is no guide to social progress.
In the south, Digambara Jainism, for all its prominence in aristocratic circles, was attacked by Hindu devotional movements that arose in Tamil Nadu as early as the 6th century.
However, it is unlikely that this role is sufficient for its continued prominence in medical imaging.
Indeed, as we shall see, market medicine probably accounts for its later prominence and professional form but not for its technical origins.
