Sentence examples for prominence has been from inspiring English sources

Their subsequent rise from anonymity to national prominence has been swift – and spectacular.

But though his rise to national political prominence has been swift, he is still a largely unknown quantity.

Transfer value: £12-14m A composed Swiss defender whose rise to prominence has been nothing short of amazing.

His rise to prominence has been punctuated by bouts of restlessness and frustration, even when things looked from the outside to be going his way.

Her new prominence has been achieved while avoiding interviews, avoiding the kind of meaningless feel-good statements of what she plans to do, and while protecting her privacy.

No Pakistani woman who has achieved global prominence has been spared such attacks, whether it was the Former Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto, the human-rights campaigner Asma Jahangir, or Oscar-winning film-maker Sharmeen Obaid Chinoy.

Johnson and Stapleton said that support from nations with little cycling prominence had been an important power base for incumbents and could help in the election.

Whatever the case, he is already reaping the benefits of his newfound prominence, having been asked to build several skyscrapers in Europe.

Mrs. Gresser, the former Board of Education president, said that the chancellor's prominence had been reduced by a trend in hiring non-educators.

While sliding seats had started to come to prominence, having been first used by a crew from Pembroke College, Goldie was reluctant to allow them to be tried for the race and disallowed the Light Blue boat manufacturer Harry Clasper from fitting them.

The British neurologists writing the proposal were none other than Gordon Holmes and Francis Walshe two neurologists whose international prominence had been enhanced by Johns Hopkins's attempts to recruit them as department heads.