Sentence examples for had prominence from inspiring English sources

"Each had prominence in New York.

Most importantly, the case had prominence because the change in the phenotype of the moth was so obvious.

Nevertheless, a number of genes had prominence-specific expression patterns, particularly Fap with a unique expression profile in each prominence (Figure 14C).

The big agencies advertise on television and have prominence wherever people donate.

"Children taking the EBacc will have prominence in the accountability tables," said Morgan.

Even in the age of the iPod, another name still has prominence in the music player world: Walkman.

At his news conference, Shapiro emphasized McMaster's high profile, stating that the case "has prominence because of McMaster and his son's service to our country".

Neither she nor her book had similar prominence.

The value of a face mask also had higher prominence in the urban areas.

One limitation that has not had the prominence that it deserves is the use of domestic violence services.

Drinking warm liquids and gargling, measures more directly related to alleviation of symptoms, however, had greater prominence among urban respondents.