Sentence examples for more prominent so from inspiring English sources
As Hoffenheim became more prominent, so too did the scrutiny.
DAVID BROOKS: I guess I'd say that as technology has gotten more intrusive evolutionary psychology has become more prominent, so I don't see a necessary tension.
"My feelings are really love-hate for these sticks," said Ron Schein, 37, a Rockaway surfer who would like to see the sticks preserved, but reinforced and made more prominent so they are always visible.
That can't be the only story we're hearing – there are new things going on, new underground raves, but there needs to be more money going into making the arts and culture more prominent, so people can get involved more easily.
Ms. LaManna, too, is convinced that the part she plays -- a bird who takes pills to make her puny one-feather tail more prominent so Horton the Elephant will notice her -- imparts a valuable lesson: "Accept yourself for who you are and try not to conform to other people, other ideas, what society says women should look like.
Alterations focused on making information more prominent so that information could be readily located by users.
That money is managed by MSD, among the more prominent so-called family offices that are set up to handle the personal investments of the wealthy.
Designed with a huge crown which, as William Gibson wrote, "is rather more than usually prominent, so that you can do it without removing your whacking great RAF pilot's gloves," the pilot's watch is the ultimate in utilitarian wrist-wear.
Mr. Alger, a frequent guest on television shows about Wall Street investments, was known as one of the more prominent opponents of so-called value investing, most famously practiced by Warren E. Buffett.
In a written statement, the commissioner, Andrew C. von Eschenbach, said the agency has asked the makers of Actos and Avandia to carry the more prominent warning, a so-called black box warning, of its heart risks because "despite existing warnings, these drugs were being prescribed to patients with significant heart failure".
Through their history, the Mets have made more prominent deals, but none so synchronized as these twin trades.
