Sentence examples for prominence have from inspiring English sources
But his fame and prominence have not brought much in the way of obvious wealth.
In many ways, the circumstances under which corporate brand strategy first rose to prominence have reëmerged.
But who could succeed him?A number of younger politicians, jostling for prominence, have suffered setbacks.
Very few manager of such prominence have ended a year so poorly.
Spain and Italy, upset that their languages will not be given prominence, have sued to overturn that decision at the European Court of Justice, the bloc's highest tribunal.
At times, Clinton's empathy — and her relationships developed over more than two decades of international prominence — have come at a cost.
His prominence has led to conflict.
Schumer's prominence has come at some cost.
Its rise to prominence has disturbed many Iraqi political leaders.
His rise to prominence has not been particularly meteoric.
His political career, which had been a tasteful, aristocratic amble toward prominence, had taken a detour.
