Sentence examples for longer prominent from inspiring English sources

Minor league and semiprofessional baseball, while no longer prominent in North Dakota, have an important history in the state.

Though the Saura sect is no longer prominent in India, many Hindus chant the Gayatri mantra, a prayer to the Sun, at every dawn.

Although the Paula Cooper gallery shows his work regularly, he has not had a one-man exhibition at a New York museum since 1970, and his name, as a key figure in the development of minimal art, is no longer prominent in the critical discourse.

The improvement in BER is no longer prominent once w approaches a fairly small order of magnitude.

b Following corticosteroid treatment, the pancreas is less bulky (arrows) and the biliary dilatation is no longer prominent due to resolution of the previous biliary stricture (not shown).

Basically, functionality and usability alone are no longer prominent success factors in product and service innovation because customers today concern themselves more on satisfying their emotions than merely their cognition.

He is no longer the prominent player he was when he shot to stardom in 2012.

But after a half century, the aging spire is no longer as prominent, or inspiring, as it once was.

Public intellectuals still exist in North America, but their place is no longer as prominent as it once was.

And small businesses, rather than the international giants that are no longer so prominent in either of the oldest industrial countries, hold the key to economic growth.

At the end of pregnancy the corpus luteum has usually regressed until it is no longer a prominent feature of the ovary.