Sentence examples for prominence for using from inspiring English sources

A conservative superstar, he gained political prominence for using a prayer breakfast speech to attack Obama – with the president sitting just a few feet away.

It is hard to fault the officeholders for using their prominence to raise money for such programs, the donors for contributing or the charities for accepting the money.

Table 1 indicates the number of embryos required at the various time points to obtain sufficient RNA for each prominence to be used for one microarray screening experiment.

As an alternative, smoothed cepstral peak prominence (CPPS) was used for the first time in this population.

As BitCoin's prominence has grown, so, too, has the prominence of "microtransactions" for use in this context.

Again, care in composing the conclusion of a structured report should minimise this risk, as long as the structured template used provides sufficient prominence for the conclusion [1].

The cumulative prominence by respondent (ranging from 0-5) was then used to calculate the mean prominence for each category.

Correlative mapping approaches parameterised using 2D and 3D image data have recently gained prominence for quantifying physical deformation in composite materials including fibre-reinforced polymers and trabecular bone.

Mr. Bollinger has risen to prominence for his defense of the racial preference systems that the university used for admission to its undergraduate programs and to its law school.

The election monitoring group, Golos, which gained prominence for identifying voter fraud during parliamentary elections in 2011, will be banned from using a bank account, holding public rallies or starting publications, the ministry said in a statement.

Much of this was already in train, such as the extended use of the Friends and Family Test, more prominence for the NHS Constitution and acting upon the Clwyd recommendations on strengthening the complaints system.