Sentence examples for much less prominence from inspiring English sources

But after spending 2009 emphasizing that a health care overhaul was his top domestic priority, Mr. Obama gave it much less prominence in his address.

Already anti-American demonstrations have been held in Dhaka.The election campaign is being given much less prominence in the country's newspapers than the events in Afghanistan and in Pakistan of which Bangladesh was a part until it broke away in 1971.

It was not known why Mr. Fitzgerald had sought the change, but he filed the letter after The New York Times and other news organizations published articles asserting that Mr. Libby had represented the uranium finding as a key judgment, when it had in fact been given much less prominence in the intelligence report.

This suggests a thorough investigation of the various forms of knowledge occurring in either practice, in particular, since scientific knowledge has already been so extensively studied, of the forms of knowledge that are characteristic of technology and are lacking, or of much less prominence, in science.

Planescape: Torment is primarily story-driven; combat is given much less prominence than in most contemporary role-playing games.

Much, much, much, much less perfect.

Much less appalling.

God, much less bigotry.

Eat out much less.

How much less?

And to drink much, much less.