Sentence examples for increased prominence of from inspiring English sources

The main challenge is represented by the increased prominence of noise sources with shrinking feature sizes.

Many assumed the government's ability to crack down on dissent would be destroyed by the increased prominence of a dynamic and nearly infinite internet space.

That pushback from Catholic leaders is understandable in part given the increased prominence of Latino immigrants in the U.S. Catholic church.

The medieval struggle between secular and religious power came to a climax in the 14th century with the rise of nationalism and the increased prominence of lawyers, both royalist and canon.

At that time the influence of the centralized government at Memphis began to wane, as is indicated by the increased prominence of provincial cities and the number of fine tombs located away from the Memphis area.

What has brought the Oval Office nearer to the hearts (so to speak) of studio filmmakers, I think, is the increased prominence of the handlers, the pollsters, the consultants and the spin doctors, with whom the sympathies of movie industry types naturally, inevitably lie.

Web developer Israel Galvez, the most recent swatting target, is a prominent opponent of Gamergate, a movement opposed to the increasing prominence of feminist critics and designers in gaming.

And in fairness, there is some justification for the increasing prominence of revivals.

Yet it illustrates the increasing prominence of water, or the lack of it, in Australian politics.

It's interesting, then, to observe the steadily increasing prominence of frankly polemical work within the walls of the museum.

Their deaths came amid growing concerns about the increasing prominence of jihadist groups within the rebel fighters.