Sentence examples for it's prominence from inspiring English sources

There has been significant bias towards L. pertusa particularly with respect to research and management, driven in part by the extent, accessibility and it's prominence as a flagship species for deep-sea conservation [1].

It is prominence that makes the difference.

"It's the prominence of the pasture".

It's lost its prominence".

Snap Inc is making major moves to ensure it's rise to prominence with consumers is matched with revenues and innovation in its advertising platform (see it's partnership with MOAT for evidence).

Surprisingly, it was given prominence as an Op-Ed article.

But it was his prominence in the antislavery movement that led to his receiving the presidential nomination of the Liberty Party in 1847.

Once again, it is chasing prominence among athletes and spectators at a time when American football is confronting its own image problems.

It is the prominence given to said appearance compared to other testimony from the trial that feels faintly out of whack.

"The overriding finding of our investigation is that, at precisely the time when SMSC might have most to contribute, it is losing prominence and being given neither space nor high value".

It was economists' prominence in the abolition movement that led Thomas Carlyle, in an 1849 essay, to defend slavery and ridicule economists as "rueful" thinkers, each of whom "finds the secret of this universe in 'supply and demand,' and reduces the duty of human governors to that of letting men alone".