Sentence examples for into prominence from inspiring English sources

Recently, the pattern recognition principles have come into prominence.

Musicals came into prominence with the introduction of sound.

The Glorious Revolution (1688 89) again brought him into prominence.

The poet D.J. Opperman came into prominence in 1945.

In these devices, the magnetic flux leakage (MFL) technique comes into prominence as the inspection method.

However, the 'other' component of most actin filaments in animals — tropomyosin — is coming into prominence.

In fact, this is the very milieu that shot the Black Lives Matter organization into prominence.

Its master politician, Henry Parkes, first came into prominence in the 1840s.

For many in China, Deng's swift rise into prominence has carried metaphoric import.

And here we are with the events of September 11th, it's come back into prominence.

No need for it to assist the economy into prominence.