Sentence examples for prominence by from inspiring English sources

Pollsters rose to prominence by claiming that measuring public opinion is good for democracy.

Mr Kilicdaroglu, nicknamed Gandhi, shot to prominence by probing AK corruption.

Singapore rose to international prominence by constructing a country that was orderly and efficient.

Young Essex first attained prominence by fighting bravely against the Spanish in the Netherlands in 1586.

Disagreements in syllable counting could then be explained by different interpretations of prominence by speakers.

New York has gained cultural prominence by giving artists the widest latitude to express themselves.

Juncker rose to prominence by chairing the group of Eurozone states.

During the 17th century, the Dutch East India Company rose to world prominence by trading fine goods.

Pete Willett shot to prominence by virtue of his comedic Twitter coverage of his brother winning the Masters in April.

Antwerp rose to prominence by cannily exploiting its gateway location at the heart of a rapidly expanding Habsburg empire.

Ms. Anderson is well aware that she lucked out in being catapulted to prominence by two such high-profile clients.