Sentence examples for initial prominence from inspiring English sources

John Kennedy owed his initial prominence to his fame as a war hero.

7. Had the historical development of logic run differently and the framework we would naturally call Fmla-Set come to initial prominence, we would have been fussing about the consistent valuations being closed under disjunctive combinations, and the sequent-undefinability of the class of ∧-boolean valuations.

Kanō Sanraku, whose bold patterning came closest among the early Kanō painters to touching the tastes stimulated by Tawaraya Sōtatsu and Hon'ami Kōetsu with their courtly revival style, provided a link to the generative energies that launched the school to its initial position of prominence.

His initial rise to prominence, both inside and outside the party, came as the SNP entered its darkest period.

In Figure 4b, which shows the surface of tungsten wire in the initial growth stage, prominences with similar widths appeared on the surface of the tungsten wire.

Beshear's initial rise to political prominence was interrupted in 1987 when he finished third in a five-candidate Democratic gubernatorial primary election.

Despite a tradition of artists' signing their names or initials in coinage, controversy arising from the prominence of the VDB initials resulted in their removal that same year.

These initial reports focused on Parsons' prominence in rocketry but neglected to mention his occult interests.

Sandler's initial rise to box-office prominence with Billy Madison and Happy Gilmore is, in reality, a nice comeback story.

Music commercial analysts reported that Clarkson has attained a commercial appeal on her own with Breakaway, despite their initial skepticism of her establishing prominence beyond American Idol.

This name helps Chimpden, now known by his initials HCE, to rise to prominence in Dublin society as "Here Comes Everybody".