Sentence examples for lesser prominence from inspiring English sources

Sakurada's name was adopted by a succession of disciples who achieved lesser prominence in the kabuki theatre.

The γ - Proteobacteria increased solely in the bacterial assemblages and remained unchanged in the mixed biofilm, and thus seem to have a lesser prominence in the presence of diatoms.

The lesser prominence of Raji CFs compared to those of RL cells was mainly due to the dark, homogeneous staining of JN spots in Raji cells, which competes for attention.

Tim Whitmarsh's brilliant new book about ancient atheism makes a compelling case that various forms of religious disbelief have been with us for the past two and a half millennia, with greater and lesser degrees of cultural prominence.

She gives curious prominence to the lesser films of Steve Martin ("Housesitter" and "Father of the Bride, Part 2").

This sense of freedom from precedent has allowed Tate Britain to give greater prominence to some lesser-known artists, particularly women.

The state also has retained its prominence in agriculture and, to a lesser extent, forestry.

Lesser-known events and individuals take on new prominence, such as the 1986 tax law that made it possible to slice up mortgage-backed securities, and the important role played by Ameriquest and its politically deft founder, Roland Arnall, in leading the race to the bottom in subprime standards.Inevitably, some important chapters of the crisis get short shrift.

Telecom commissioner Viviane Reding, who has so far been one of the lesser known EU commissioners, is set to rise in prominence when she sets forth a plan in early November that would radically alter the way that telecom companies are regulated across the continent.

After Andre's acquittal, it was noted in The New York Times that Mendieta "was lesser known [than Andre], but her sculptures were gaining prominence".

Even though patient involvement was gaining prominence at the meso level − and to a lesser extent at the micro level − relevant tools for measuring and using patient experiences in QI work were lacking, and available measures of patient experience were not being used meaningfully or systematically.