Sentence examples for minor prominence from inspiring English sources

Any minor prominence on the bottom determines the position of alternate vortices on either side, and a sharp ridge with symmetrical slopes eventually forms.

The return of Abby to a place of even minor prominence was my favorite part of this episode.

In the build-up to last year's general election, a barrister called Jolyon Maugham rose to minor prominence on Twitter as the figurehead of a few blokes who symbolised a particular strain of metropolitan liberalism.

Cao was initially a minor garrison commander and rose to prominence as a general when he suppressed the Yellow Turban Rebellion, which threatened the last years of Han rule.

Purified AtGAD1 had one prominent and one minor band, MdGAD1 had one major band, and MdGAD2 had two bands of equal prominence (Additional file 2: Figure S2).

With dedication and some luck on the fitness front, 2011 could very well come to be seen as a minor blip on his journey to international prominence.

GOBLET OF FIRE object Magical trinket with a minor part in the fourth book; inexplicably given prominence in that book's title, Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire.

Despite the change, the two main parties continued to face challenges from minor parties and from new ones such as Kadima, which quickly rose to prominence after being formed in 2005.

Mr. Tsipras, 37, vaulted to prominence in the voting two weeks ago with the surprising popularity of his minor left-wing party, as many voters embraced his message that Greece's debt deal with foreign creditors is a disaster.

No other country in the world, we can safely say, would give such prominence to embarrassment, which is deemed elsewhere to be a minor-league emotion.

Newness is a somewhat ambiguous category, as many of the parties which surged to prominence in the 2014 elections had existed for a long time as relatively minor political forces.