Sentence examples for prominence has grown from inspiring English sources

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

Dean staff members say that as their candidate's prominence has grown, they have withdrawn socially because they feel under attack.

Stop Her Now is among the newest of the so-called 527 advocacy groups whose prominence has grown in recent years.

While the health care industry was among her top supporters in her 2000 Senate race, the trend has accelerated in 2006 as her political prominence has grown and as she has become an important legislative player on health care issues.

Apple has become increasingly assertive in promoting the economic benefits of apps as its own wealth and prominence have grown and its employment and other business practices have come under scrutiny.

In recent years, its role and prominence have grown, as people turn to the Fed to nurture the U.S. economy back to sustained growth.

As the issue of digital civil liberties has gained in prominence, the organization has grown, largely through the financial support of individual donors and technology companies -- Google included.

But it has grown to prominence over the past four centuries by giving people, places and ideas a second chance.

Since his death last year, Lee McQueen, who adopted the name Alexander for his label, has grown in prominence.

Hart and Risley's research has grown in prominence, in part because large-scale educational reforms like No Child Left Behind have proved disappointing.

In recent years, BlackRock has grown in prominence, advising a number of heavily indebted companies and countries, including Greece, about how to weather the financial crisis.