Sentence examples for having prominence from inspiring English sources

And then in 1958, T. Rowe Price started having prominence and all of a sudden he started preaching about growth stocks, saying, "You should invest in stocks because stocks are going to grow, and bonds, you're going to get your money back, but it's not going to be worth as much as when you lent it to them".

"Each had prominence in New York.

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.

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

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".

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

But here it has new prominence.

He has gained prominence partly because Alawite defectors are rare.

But as he has gained prominence, accusations of corrupt dealings have plagued Mahmoud Karzai.