Sentence examples for note the prominence from inspiring English sources

All one has to do is note the prominence of humanitarian interventionists such as UN Ambassador Samantha Power, National Security Advisor Susan Rice, and of course Secretary of State John Kerry, who kept talking, with a certain lack of proportion, about the "Munich moment" with regard to the need to strike Syria before discovering the wonders of working with Russia.

Note the prominence of Veillonella parvula, Enterococcus faecalis, and Citrobacter KTE32 in samples prior to diagnosis, and the loss of Veillonella and other less abundant species following antibiotic administration.

It is also notable that (echoing the Kremlin) she highlights the role of far-right protesters in Ukraine's revolution, without once noting the prominence of nationalist and authoritarian forces in contemporary Russia, or the overwhelmingly liberal attitudes of most Maidan protesters.

Witt (2010) noted that the prominence and severity of the impacts of Prosopis in developing countries has motivated this investment in research and understanding.

One senior education officer in Jakarta noted that the prominence of the media effort aided him in his talks with government, and the UNICEF regional representative in Bangkok noted that the tsunami experience has made it easier now to talk about problems of poverty and inequity in the region.

It is surprising to note that despite the prominence that mission statements carry, considering the popular talk regarding it amongst academicians and practitioners, there is inadequate quantity and quality of research on mission statements (Bart et al. 2001).

Zacharek and Mathews both noted the cars' prominence in their reviews of the film, also writing that their presence served as a connection to the 1969 film upon which it was based.

The band is most often noted for three things: the prominence of DiFiore's trumpet lines, McCrea's ironic, sarcastic lyrics, and his "droll, deadpan ... monotone" vocals.

It can be noted in passing that the prominence of the "other heart disease" category has two explanations.

Indeed, Kitzinger 42 notes that the level of media attention relates to the prominence of issues with the public and policy makers their interest in an issue may fluctuate in response to an increase or fall in media coverage.

Thus supporters of democracy might note that in Brazil's success story, widespread grassroots mobilizations and the prominence of a radical leftist party played key roles, from the years preceding democratic transition though nearly three decades of elections.