Sentence examples for greater prominence given from inspiring English sources

The orchestra was magnificent in Wagner on Saturday, too, the strings sumptuous and the brasses sonorous, with greater prominence given to the strong woodwind principals, notably the oboist John Ferrillo.

And what might the nighttime campaign to give some bike paths greater prominence yield?

Greater prominence is given to fantastic role models for women and girls than there were in the past – Clare Balding, Doreen Lawrence, JK Rowling, Jocelyn Bell Burnell – as well as many of you present here tonight.

Greater prominence was given to guidance links within the menu window, which also now included a free text option for exclusions and a link to the drug chart, interaction with which was made mandatory.

In the last few months, the show's producers have purposefully given greater prominence to Savannah Guthrie, who was named a co-host of the 9 a.m. hour last year, giving rise to speculation that she was being groomed to take over for Ms. Curry.

So far, however, the White House has given greater prominence to the effort to pass an arms control treaty with Russia.

Confucian texts have been given greater prominence in universities and the government is now partly funding the 20-million-dollar film.

Steel also emphasises that the "life stories" of individual objects in the museum's collection have now been given greater prominence than in the past.

Plans for the Welsh language to be given greater prominence on road signs and many other public signs have been criticised by some councils.

Fiscal consolidation should be more nuanced and supply-side reforms should be given greater prominence.

Morgan said parents would be encouraged to choose schools based on published Ebacc performance, with Ebacc entries given greater prominence in league tables.