Sentence examples for issue has gained prominence from inspiring English sources
The issue has gained prominence after the prime minister of Romania twice in three years dismissed the country's top national telecommunications regulator.
The issue has gained prominence in the wake of several cases of online harassment, involving insults on Facebook and threats against the Conservative MP Louise Mensch.
Putting a cap on malpractice awards has long been high on the Republican agenda, but the issue has gained prominence recently, with doctors arguing that they are being forced to shut their practices because of the high cost of liability insurance.
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Facebook is also facing continued pressure for how its platform is misappropriated to spread so-called "fake news" — an issue that has gained prominence in the wake of the U.S. election when large numbers of bogus political stories were seen to have circulated via the platform — potentially influencing how Americans voted.
Alexei Navalny, who is seeking to boost the opposition and increase his own political clout by challenging the Kremlin-appointed acting mayor, weighed in on an issue that has gained prominence in Russia and drawn the attention of the world.
It also reflects a larger debate over the right to have concealed handguns in places that have traditionally been off-limits, such as churches, parks and bars -- an issue that has gained prominence in the wake of the Newtown, Conn., massacre of elementary school children.
The issue of the 527 groups has gained prominence because of the ads by Swift Boat Veterans for Truth, an organization that has challenged Democratic presidential nominee John F. Kerry's Vietnam War record.
Given the escalating disease burden and the limited ability of governments, private and donor funds to meet this burden, the issue of health system sustainability has gained prominence in policy debates about finding a solution.
On the right, immigration has gained prominence as an issue, including among conservative Asians and Hispanics.
While the problem of access has gained prominence, it is only one of the many issues that need to be addressed.
