Eventually, however, they emerged as fully and undeniably apparent, and he rose to a position of great professional and academic prominence.[2] Suárez's intellectual landscape was marked by the revival of Iberian scholasticism, triggered in part by Francisco de Vitoria.
Throughout her career, she has worked with and brought numerous professional choreographers to prominence, such as Tina Landon, Paula Abdul, and Michael Kidd.
The brochure also featured an insert about the laboratory's prominence among professional athletes, explaining that groin injuries are part of the game for baseball players and that they play it safe by leaving something behind at this particular sperm bank, which is the "First in Safety".
Indeed, as we shall see, market medicine probably accounts for its later prominence and professional form but not for its technical origins.
He has taken a longer road than most to prominence in his professional career.
I think we all agree that the continued health and prominence of the professional recruiting industry is dependent on one thing: value.
Three years on, the notion that Woods does, indeed, operate within specially extended boundaries shot to prominence in his professional environment.
Professional worriers worry about the prominence of the political extremes in France — and it's hard not to worry when their parties take a third of the vote — but that vote wasn't quite as large, or as big a deal, as it might seem.
The success he's seen as the father of some the most shared dancing GIFs of 2014, however, rivals the prominence of his professional cartoons.
