Sentence examples for good prominence from inspiring English sources
Good prominence to ending ID cards, but I wanted him to address the economic crisis more – and to imply Brown was responsible was disingenuous.
"It's not good to give prominence to one religion or another".
There is a growing expectation that, in order to make good on their prominence, these artists must take on the issues that preoccupy us: racial and political strife, shifting notions of sexual identity, the inexorable march of technology.
The school board requires facilities to be named after people "of good character and prominence" who have contributed to improving the school in a local or national way.
One of the ulna with lacerated muscles, Dr. S awyer's; good motion; slight prominence at the seat of fracture; acquitted.
"That takes prominence over good public policy".
There are good reasons for the prominence of "Elektra" and "Die Frau," which stand at the pinnacle of Strauss's operatic output.
City leaders hope the hall, the Elbphilharmonie, will become a new world landmark on par with the Sydney Opera House, nudging a city often too modest for its own good toward the international prominence they believe it deserves.
Since founding the West-Eastern Divan Orchestra in 1999 with the late Edward Said, Mr Barenboim's advocacy for music and music-making as forces for social and political good has grown in prominence and force.
A good example of the prominence of ethics as a governance tool have been the evaluation processes for EU Framework Programme research applications.
