Sentence examples for increase its prominence from inspiring English sources
The ACLU was looking for a case to increase its prominence, and sought a Tennessee teacher willing to challenge the law.
As higher education grapples with the critical issues of cost, technology, globalization, health care reform, and academic competition from heavily endowed peers, Duke seeks a president who can draw on the university's unique identity, articulate an inclusive vision for this time, and increase its prominence as one of the leading global research universities.
New writing has always been built into the National's DNA, but Norris looks like increasing its prominence.
He is considered the most visible ambassador of Morocco, which is using sport -- including a revived national tennis program -- in hopes of increasing its international prominence and is seeking to be host to the 2006 World Cup of soccer as a means of reviving its sluggish economy.
The I.M.F., which only a few years ago found itself defending its relevance, has assumed a new prominence and increased its lending capacity since the global economic turmoil began in 2007.
Thus the reticulate form likely has multiple benefits that have led to the increase in its prominence, with natural selection likely acting not only on increased robustness, but also perhaps photosynthetic rate.
This has been moved out of its previous position within organisational readiness to be a dimension in its own right, acknowledging the enormous increase in its prominence since development of the original TIRRE model.
Health has always been an issue in foreign policy but as its prominence increases, it is important to assess whether it is appropriately prioritised and how the government interacts with business and civil society on a national, regional (e.g. EU) and global basis.
Although clinical use of BMP-2 has significantly increased in recent years, its prominence has also highlighted various adverse events, including induction of inflammation.
