Sentence examples for issue of prominence from inspiring English sources

In order to explore the visual structure of the landscape in accordance with the scale of the human body, the issue of prominence is addressed by 1) taking account of the limit of visibility of circular tombs depending on their height and 2) comparing the settings of the tombs with their nearby surroundings instead of the whole study region.

This would also give the issue of ocean protection the prominence it deserves.

After Messick (1988) proposed the notion of the consequential aspect of validity, the issue of test fairness gained prominence in language testing.

The issue of torture came to prominence with the case of Binyam Mohamed, particularly when he was returned to the UK in early 2009.

During this period of Crittenden's service in the Senate, the issue of slavery rose to prominence.

Mr Rose said the Museum of London site wouldn't be his first choice for the new venue, citing a lack of prominence and access issues as two important negatives.

Lawsuits have brought the issue of comparable worth to political prominence.

The issue of doping has also gained prominence here because of Madrid's bid to host the 2020 Olympics.

"It was once you could put a figure on the contribution that carers made to support relatives that the whole issue of caring got that national prominence," says Berry. "We want to see the contribution made by older people really change the story from them being a drain on society to them being the most extraordinary resource".

But Black Lives Matter and its allies did more than propel the issue of police killings into public prominence; they also helped inspire a broader movement that has put forward concrete proposals to address the problem.

As recently as the summer of 2014, when the deaths of Michael Brown and Eric Garner thrust the issue of police killings into national prominence, the most widely used estimate of the number of people killed by police was provided by the FBI's Uniform Crime Report: slightly more than 400 per year.