Sentence examples for less prominence than from inspiring English sources

Insights into Ms Boling's personal life are given far less prominence than those of her rival's relationship with Patrick Bowring.

The Syrian churches gave icons less prominence than did other non-Chalcedonian churches, in part because of the influence of and pressure from Islam but also because of different interpretations of the biblical warrant for making images of Jesus Christ.

In the west these moves were given less prominence than the April byelections for 48 seats, which were largely free and fair and in which the National League for Democracy (Aung San Suu Kyi's party) secured an overwhelming result.

Thus, if the state of existence after salvation is continuous with the present life, as in the Abrahamic religions, then the monastic will have less prominence than would be had in belief systems, such as those of South Asia, in which salvation implies a different state that cancels finitude and eradicates all traces of separate individual existence.

Combat was given less prominence than in the original.

Planescape: Torment is primarily story-driven; combat is given much less prominence than in most contemporary role-playing games.

As a political issue, the alleged job losses it brings have less prominence in America and Britain than they did last year.

Already anti-American demonstrations have been held in Dhaka.The election campaign is being given much less prominence in the country's newspapers than the events in Afghanistan and in Pakistan of which Bangladesh was a part until it broke away in 1971.

Ethibond sutures offer less anterior prominence than both screws and wires in order to reduce the incidence of anterior knee pain and we have not had to re-operate to remove troublesome or prominent sutures.

Much more is being done to highlight the risks confronting those who, among the world's media, often have less protection and prominence than better resourced news organisations.

Symptoms related to shigellosis were probed for consistency under the cholera vignette but were less often mentioned spontaneously or identified as most troubling and hence yielded a lower prominence than symptoms of general gastroenteritis or dehydration.