Sentence examples similar to overdue prominence from inspiring English sources

The real trick, though, will be explaining why my love for Frank Capra is more deserving of grant money than an ingenious new water filtration system or an effort to bring the noble sport of Frisbee golf to its long-overdue prominence on the national stage.

Of journalist Stan Grant he said he "shot to long-overdue leftie prominence in late 2015 when, after years of ignoring him, the Luvvies finally sat up and noticed he has Aboriginal ancestry".

He told The Independent that it was "long overdue" that the book was given such prominence.

They long for prominence.

Much overdue".

They equate prominence with frequency.

Fame brought him political prominence.

Hence the prominence of eggs.

The issue is gaining prominence.

It has now been restored to prominence.

Several parties rose to national prominence.