Sentence examples for more prominence given from inspiring English sources

There was more prominence given to a session on how academic research could advance dons' careers.

Several days into the filming, however, she abandoned the project; Kapoor later explained that she had benefited by not doing the film since more prominence was given to the director's son.

But fear of flying is more due to the prominence given to the few crashes that do occur and a general inability of Americans to properly evaluate small risks of great harm.

Noah is envious of Fergal's looks and appeal with the ladies but their rivalry mainly sticks to the sidelines (although occasionally Muchamore lets it take more than a smidge too much prominence, given the novella's title) and the eponymous audition is focused on more.

Posts by users or Pages that receive a lot of Likes and comments, especially from friends, are given more prominence in the feed.

The leader of the Labour party has suggested that the media should have given more prominence to coverage of terrorist attacks in Lebanon and Turkey in the wake of the weekend's atrocities in Paris.

Among other updates, the site now gives more prominence to a live feed featuring the products that members have just bought or liked.

The media have also given more prominence to disabled athletes than at any time in the past.

It was noted that the Shannon Wiener diversity index was more subtle to rare species and Simpson's index gave more prominence to common species, while Pielou's index gave the indication about the species homogeneity (Adhikari et al. 2017).

For a long time, people have argued that social science issues should be given more prominence in engineering curricula.

The GA method, on the other hand, gives more prominence to actors that are central in the smaller communities and hides the instigators of the split.