Sentence examples for prominence if from inspiring English sources

Archbishop Chaput will achieve even greater power and prominence if he is elevated to cardinal, as is traditional for the archbishop in Philadelphia.

Return of Thatcher's ministers Lord Baker is not the only Tory grandee from the past who might return to prominence if the Conservatives win the next election.

Uribe flooded the cities with security and drove the guerrilla armies, of left and right, out of prominence, if not out of existence (coca flourishes as ever).

The issue of Europe's proposed single currency would certainly gain in prominence, if only because Mr Schröder is sceptical about it.May a debate beginThat would add to Mr Kohl's troubles.

The story, which led the paper, and the photograph, displayed over five columns, might have been treated with less prominence if the correct timing had been known, Mr. Kahn said, but their essential importance holds up.

It's a subject that would come up again, with even greater prominence, if we were making our list of the best films by directors now under the age of forty.

And in Europe, the antitrust commissioner Joaquin Almunia has said that Google has to make "more concessions" over how it presents search results - where it presently gives its properties a lot of prominence - if it's to avoid a big court battle.

But he implausibly attributes to personal connections much of Kuhn's rise to prominence, as if readers cared that Kuhn was a protege of James B. Conant, a former president of Harvard University.

He notes that signals that reduce a tweet's prominence include if the author has "no confirmed email address, simultaneous registration for multiple accounts, accounts that repeatedly Tweet and mention accounts that do not follow them, or behavior that might indicate a coordinated attack", as well as "how accounts are connected to those that violate our rules and how they interact with each other".

There are more than a few today who imagine that somehow Brexit will restore Britain to its lost global prominence (even if not dominance).

As I wrote last week, this is a circumstance that has little if any precedent, given Private Manning's prominence in the news.