Sentence examples for given further prominence from inspiring English sources

The concept was given further prominence by William Niles White of New York as a part of the Bronx River protection program of New York City and Westchester County.

"The BHA has publicised this issue and following the case of Howard Johnson [who was banned] in 2011 the matter was given further prominence".

In the 20th century, Andrés Segovia gave the guitar further prominence as a concert instrument, and composers such as Heitor Villa-Lobos and Manuel de Falla wrote serious works for it; others (e.g., Pierre Boulez) scored for the guitar in chamber ensembles.

Thompson rose to further prominence when he was cast as teenager Ryan Connor in Coronation Street in 2006.

Tedesco thinks the appeal could take the case all the way to the Supreme Court, bringing the issue to further prominence.

Given the prominence practitioners place on the specific aspects of the naturopathic approach, further research exploring these specific aspects of the naturopathic approach and identifying what value they may have in health care delivery is warranted.

However, given the prominence of glycoxidants in the modern food environment, sMG levels may increase further with age.

Big business, which Mr Ortega once demonised but now courts assiduously, is given particular prominence.This will come at the expense of the elected National Assembly, which will be further defanged, says Gabriel Álvarez, a constitutional expert at the National Autonomous University.

Why is this student given such prominence?

The event was given considerable prominence in the official media.

(Hardly surprising given the prominence film enjoys in American culture).