Sentence examples for increase in prominence from inspiring English sources
The orchestral brass and timpani so prominent in the first movement stand aside, and the woodwinds increase in prominence.
The increase in prominence of model-driven software development (MDSD) has placed emphasis on the use of domain-specific modeling languages (DSMLs) during the development process.
These findings are thought to increase in prominence as the installation of wind capacity increases towards 2020, placing further stress on both power and gas systems to maintain security of supply.
Given this increasing novelty, it is more likely that thresholds associated with irreversible change will be crossed, and novel ecosystems will therefore increase in prominence.
As multiscreen viewing will only increase in prominence as technology changes, coupled with our identification of parent child associations, family-based approaches to SV reduction is likely to be needed.
Thus, it is likely that the ratio of tethered EGF for the two different substrate concentrations changes with distance from the surface of the hydrogel, such that the ratio of [tethered EGF, 20 μM] to [tethered EGF, 2 μM] increases away from the surface, due to the increase in prominence of hydrolysis in the 2 μM case.
Both mid cap and large cap targets have increased in prominence, thanks to well-resourced activists showing interest in recent years.
UK political risks — for example, relating to Scottish independence and EU exit — also increased in prominence, though they were only cited as a key risk by around one in seven respondents.
With skateboarding increasing in prominence on television through events like the X Games, skaters have attained new levels of fame, making the area like Hollywood in at least some respects.
The statures of Yemonja and Olokun increased in prominence in the Americas and the Caribbean as the enslaved survivors of the Middle Passage propitiated Olokun to bless their lost kinsmen and petitioned Yemonja for an alleviation of their suffering.
