Sentence examples for given the same prominence from inspiring English sources
She'd like walking and cycling given the same prominence.
There is a dearth of women given the same prominence as, say, Simon Schama or Andrew Marr.
But in recent years these programs have not been promoted as well or been given the same prominence on the air or the PBS Web site, as the network's other fare.
"We need rapid corrections, which are given the same prominence and circulation as the original fake news.
While it is certain Stewart would not have a hard time finding a replacement for Kmart should the company close up shop, her brand would not likely be given the same prominence with a new mega-retailer.
"When Boyd was told about the importance to the gay community of the Julio Rivera murder trial [in which the victim, a Queens man, was gay-bashed], he made sure that it was given the same prominence that the Howard Beach racial murder trial was given".
It is very similar to the more well-known marine mosaic found at the Villa Arianna and gives the same prominence to the large sea bass.
"Everybody knows Arsenal have been successful but I hope other teams will give the same prominence to their women's team to be able to challenge them effectively.
But somehow we tiptoe around the subject and we never want to give it the same prominence and visibility as we do heterosexual relationships.
Comment shouldn't be given even close to the same prominence as the post they refer to.
