Sentence examples for has regained prominence from inspiring English sources

Ms Maguire has regained prominence recently, with a voice that challenges and disturbs by adopting an unusual mixture of causes.

Critics fear his release is a sign that the military is reinventing an old order which has regained prominence since elected president and former Muslim Brotherhood member Mohamed Morsi was removed from power on in a military coup backed by popular will seven weeks ago.

Other species, such as the American beaver and the wild turkey, also have regained prominence.

Investigations on natural products have regained prominence in the recent past with increasing understanding of their biological significance such as antioxidant, radical scavenging, antiproliferative activities and increasing recognition of the origin and function of their structural diversity [ 12- 15].

With boat arrivals now at five-year highs, many of those centers are operating beyond capacity, and the issue has regained political prominence.

Afterwards, that started to change, but against the present crisis it has regained some of its former prominence, with about 50 vessels, almost the same number as those in the Nato exercise, stationed there.

Ireland has regained competitiveness.

Strategy has regained importance.

Its roof has regained its pyramidal peaks.

The Assad regime has regained the initiative.

The LDP has regained its traditional dominance.