Sentence examples for general prominence from inspiring English sources

And the general prominence of television in the family's life doesn't exactly make the case for the play's saying much new about American culture.

Level of expression (general prominence) ('LoE').

Then, for each trait within each class: Type of interaction (for each trait, in second column): Rank change (correlations) ('RC') Level of expression (general prominence) ('LoE').

Period dramas in general gained prominence with ITV's Downton Abbey, the BBC's Ripper Street and Dancing on the Edge winning for costume design, production design and sound: fiction respectively.

The themes of adverse event type are similar to what has been documented in past ED based adverse event studies. 1 13 18 19 In general, the prominence of diagnostic and management issues rather than procedural complications has been previously described as characteristic of emergency medicine practice, distinct from inpatient care.

After presenting illustrative examples, we compare the properties of the streamer-related events with those of general population of prominence events.

Writing for Today, Leslie Bruce commented that The Real Housewives franchise in general rose to prominence for its depiction of "foul-mouthed, often catfighting and always self-promoting" women, and stated that they "dominate water-cooler discussions by showcasing at times the worst of female behavior".

General Hassan came to prominence as a security chief for the assassinated former prime minister, Mr. Hariri.

General Hagenbeck gained national prominence leading American forces during a major initiative in Afghanistan.

Mr. Kalla's running mate, Wiranto, 62, is a retired general who rose to prominence after serving as Suharto's personal aide.

In February, Mr. Bush used another recess to appoint Mr. Pryor, the Alabama attorney general, who had gained prominence as an opponent of legalized abortion and an advocate for greater Christian influence in government.