The Danailova case is special, and not only because of the prominence of her position.
There was some criticism of the prominence given to the claim that Iraqi WMD could be readied within 45 minutes.
The difference is often not so much in actual language as in the symbolic quality of the prominence of display.
Given Coco Chanel's wartime past, what do you make of the prominence and popularity of the Chanel brand today?
The stock offering had drawn some attention because of the prominence of the British soccer club, but trading volume diminished shortly after shares began trading.
Smith's society is nonetheless recognizable as capitalist precisely because of the prominence of those elements that had been absent in its mercantilist form.
Government lawyers and outside specialists in criminal law called that a logical maneuver, even if it was initially startling in view of the prominence of the case.
(G stars are so called because of the prominence of a band of atomic and molecular spectral lines that the German physicist Joseph von Fraunhofer designated G).
However, an item of the prominence of the heart of St. Laurence O'Toole is unlikely to show up at those places.
Edinburgh also struggles because of the prominence of education in its economy, as full-time students, who form a significant proportion of the population, pay no council tax.
These and other forms of writing contribute to (and are a result of) the prominence of sports in the contemporary economy and society.
