Sentence examples for more prominent given from inspiring English sources

The truth is that as Twilio has grown, the network effect has become more prominent, given the large number of developers with active accounts (34,457 as of the company's Q3 2016 10-Q — active account defined as spending at least $5 in the most recent month).

Emotions make certain features of situations or arguments more prominent, giving them a weight in our experience that they would have lacked in the absence of emotion.

And Mr. Hastings has become one of Silicon Valley's more prominent executives, given not only Netflix's status, but also his perches on corporate boards like those of Facebook and Microsoft.

Mistrust may become a more prominent issue given the increase in outsourcing of multinational clinical trials to countries within the Indian subcontinent.

While she shared leadership responsibilities last session with Mr. Reid, Ms. Pelosi was often the more prominent party voice given Mr. Reid's affinity for the background and the fact that House rules gave her much more leverage in advancing legislation.

His body (along with those of his aunt and his mother-in-law) were moved to a more prominent location and given a memorial marker in 1875.

Possibly this marks the start of his efforts to take a more prominent role, especially given his mother's evidently serious illness (she is reported to have been treated for cancer in New York).But as interesting was the appearance of his sister, Priyanka, who came to parliament to hear her brother speak.

Even several cardinals who have recently said that the church should give women more prominent roles have drawn the line at the priesthood.

Josh Childress, a former Stanford star and Atlanta Hawks sixth man, left the creature comforts of the N.B.A. to become the highest-paid basketball player outside the N.B.A. Childress is making $20 million over three years to play for Olympiacos in Athens, a move viewed by some as a watershed signing in terms of opening the door for more prominent players to give Europe a shot.

Therefore it is attractive to hypothesise, given the cooperative nature of the ADAMTS family that more prominent roles for any given family member could arise through divergent evolution.

And more prominent philanthropists have been outspoken advocates of giving while living.