Sentence examples for or prominence from inspiring English sources

Throughout most of history, women inherited political position or prominence from their fathers or husbands.

He's been doing this for seven years, but never with the frequency or prominence that's been necessary this year.

Parliamentary Secretaries are not normally of great importance or prominence, but in Freeth's case it was different.

The company said paid inclusion did not increase the frequency or prominence of any search results, but executives at search consulting firms have said it seemed to help.

Stretch said it found "no evidence of systematic political bias" in either the selection or prominence of stories included in the feature.

In the modern Roman Catholic church, primates are those metropolitan archbishops whose sees, by reason of antiquity or prominence, are the primary sees of a region or nation.

The exceptions, genes and probe sets that are classified as increasing, decreasing, or prominence-specific, but which failed to fulfill this additional 2-fold expression difference criterion, are marked in Figures 8 19 with an asterisk.

To clarify the relation between obesity and MS as well as the alterations in the fat distribution, data was analysed according to the presence or absence of either lipoatrophy or abdominal prominence.

Patient's fat redistribution was classified into 4 different groups according the presence or absence of either clinical lipoatrophy or abdominal prominence: no lipodystrophy, isolated central fat accumulation (ICFA), isolated lipoatrophy and mixed forms (MXF).

Furthermore, a user's visibility can be increased greatly should they rise to the top of a particular network's leaderboard or gain prominence as a pathway expert, disease expert, or curation expert by participating in the challenge.

Thus the word nabob came to mean someone of great wealth or unusual prominence.