Sentence examples for lost its prominence from inspiring English sources

It's lost its prominence".

When the prow was developed as a weapon for ramming and piercing an enemy vessel, the stem lost its prominence and the so-called ram was decorated instead.

In the 18th century, with the migration of poets from Delhi, Lucknow became another important centre of Urdu poetry, though Delhi never lost its prominence.

In urban India, the garment has lost its prominence in recent years - with more and more women opting to wear western outfits.

It may be losing its prominence in the cultures of the East, too.

He is extremely anxious, aides say, that France is losing its prominence in the new Europe, slipping behind Germany to second-class status.

One unfortunate result is that the empty refrigerator, the literal symbol of the family's psychic need, loses its prominence in the play's aesthetic architecture.

This effect gradually loses its prominence with increasing nanoparticle size.

He also saw Charleston, his home town, losing its prominence as a seaport.

Perhaps we should feel grateful that foreign policy has lost its political prominence.

It lost its outrageousness".