Granting more prominence to these authors than to herself may have been a publicity strategy rather than intentional self-effacement.
TAMPA, Fla .— House Republicans, who less than two years ago were the fresh insurgent face of their political party, are being granted little prominence at the Republican National Convention as Mitt Romney takes over — even though one of their own, Representative Paul D. Ryan of Wisconsin, has a starring role.
Several church historians said Cardinal O'Connor was perhaps the last cardinal archbishop in American history who could take for granted the prominence of the Catholic Church in the public eye, as a leading institution, a shaper of public opinion and an overwhelming influence on the culture.
Granted, she used her prominence to promote worthwhile causes.
More "grown-up" ambitions such as playing and winning competitive games are not given any importance, with almost exclusive prominence initially granted to the acquisition and repetition of technique, which, the theory goes, should subsequently enable players to win games when they grow older and the importance of natural physical advantages is eroded.
An emerging best practice of granting general counsel greater organizational prominence can create risks and benefits for corporate governance The general counsel's ability to serve as a business partner of management helps establish the credibility essential to the successful performance of her roles as legal advisor and guardian of the corporation's reputation.
Placed into the court of his uncle, Henry I, Stephen rose in prominence and was granted extensive lands.
What's most startling when I talk to writers on my trip is how familiar our conversations seem, at least at first: I hear a lot about the importance of following one's imagination, the usefulness of grants and creative writing tuition, the prominence of Ian McEwan and Paulo Coelho, sequels to classic Chinese novels and the artistic cheapness of popular "office" and "grave raider" novels.
Although the city is mentioned in Egyptian records of the 2nd millennium bce, it did not gain prominence until it was granted the status of a Roman colony, the Colonia Julia Augusta Felix Berytus, in 14 bce.
Messi's prominence, so often taken for granted, was a joy to watch.
The former Rangers man's motivation for such sentiment is simple; Adam believes the part he has played in Blackpool's rapid rise to top-flight prominence means he should be granted a dream move by way of thanks.
