Sentence examples for prominence also from inspiring English sources

Mr. Strong's rise to prominence also resonated in the press because, as he told it, it was a rags-to-riches tale.

At the same time, prominence also has to do with tonal quality: the relatively piercing sound and projection of which the trumpet and saxophone are capable.

But his prominence also makes him a tempting target for the rivals he threatens, particularly Mr. Kerry, whose campaign also expects to do well in New Hampshire.

Less well-known outside Russia is that Rotenberg's rise to economic prominence also relates to that other, familiar thread: vodka's ubiquity in Russian culture.

His comments came as Operation Hydrant, which investigates allegations of historical child sex abuse within institutions or by people of public prominence, also attempted to calculate the scale of the alleged abuse.

Mr Kerry obviously sees her as an asset; she has been invited to address the Democratic convention next month, and one senior figure in the White House even claims that Mr Kerry thought about her as an ideal running-mate (she is ineligible, having been born in Canada).But Ms Granholm's prominence also underlines some differences with Mr Kerry.

His prominence has also resulted in him being targeted by American evangelicals.

The Facebook I.P.O.'s size brought Nasdaq prominence but also complications.

Mr. Varkey's increasing prominence has also brought greater scrutiny both of his business model and his educational philosophy.

Mr. Barenboim's prominence has also been showcased by other major projects at Carnegie Hall in recent years.

Their continuing prominence seems also to reflect the tactics of lightly manned Special Forces units engaged in counterterrorism operations, who must rely on air cover to extract themselves from ambushes and the like.