Sentence examples for of sufficient prominence from inspiring English sources

Officials at Carnegie Hall and the Boston Symphony were scrambling to find a conductor of sufficient prominence for the Thursday opener.

Mr. Keller's reference to "sufficient prominence" for material "extracted with some difficulty," I would suggest, reflected the journalistic temptation to accord special weight to one's exclusive information.

In 1842 the anti-slavery Liberty Party had risen to sufficient prominence in the state that neither Morton nor Davis was able to secure a majority.

None of its many plot strands is given sufficient prominence for us to care about it, and the hurried way they're all tied up at the end is just silly.

At the time we were trying to give sufficient prominence to what Duff had extracted with some difficulty — the evidence Nifong claimed justified his pursuit of this case — because that was actual new information".

Any future adverts must make "immediately clear with sufficient prominence that it is illegal to drive such vehicles on a public road", the watchdog said.

It would have been deemed politically unwise if, as a standard-bearer for Labour, he had failed to lend sufficient prominence to the Palestinian cause.

Again, care in composing the conclusion of a structured report should minimise this risk, as long as the structured template used provides sufficient prominence for the conclusion [1].

He said: "If there is an issue where some of our boards are giving out mixed messages around healthy eating and are not giving sufficient prominence to issues around healthy eating then I think they should look at taking action".

The process by which an organisation achieves sufficient prominence that it is able to exercise naked power can be described as the rule of three phases (Russell 1938 63).

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