Sentence examples for prominence diminished from inspiring English sources

They had their time at the top of the news feed because Facebook favors new products, but their prominence diminished as they matured.

Over the next 400 years, the city's prominence diminished as Saracen powers in the region jockeyed for control.

In more recent times, however, with the medical director position not filled for some years and high turnover with the systems manager position, QI activities have diminished in prominence.

Aswany's new prominence did not diminish his criticism of the regime: he was one of the founders of Kifaya, a heroically rag-tag anti-Mubarak coalition composed of Nasserists, socialists, liberals, and assorted others who, in 2004, began to stage protests against the government — usually a hundred people at most, ringed by far larger crowds of state security police in riot gear.

And this worked really well – so well that, like the proverbial time-traveller who goes back and kills his grandmother, they may have diminished their own prominence as pioneers.

Chibuene's prominence as a trade village diminished after C.E. 1000, and it was abandoned by 1300.

The stock offering had drawn some attention because of the prominence of the British soccer club, but trading volume diminished shortly after shares began trading.

The return to peace slightly diminished its popularity, but the tune returned to prominence at the end of the century at soldier reunions.

International security is better preserved by diminishing the prominence of nuclear weapons rather than by legitimizing any enlargement of the nuclear club.

For some, though, that mission diminishes the prominence of local clubs, and their declining status crystallized around the annual Club Night awards ceremony that Road Runners hosts for local runners.

Some argued that the financing restrictions diminished the chances that candidates could emerge from the grass roots and be propelled to national prominence by well-placed benefactors.