She came into a certain prominence recently when an article she wrote for Scribner's was instrumental in causing the Treasury Department to modify its policy in the matter of allotting oversubscribed issues of government bonds.
The decision, criticized by many foreign governments as potentially destabilizing, was mocked in Israel as returning Mr. Arafat to international prominence and causing Palestinians to rally behind him.
Mr. Petritsch, the chief European Union negotiator during the war in Kosovo three years ago, said there was one other hope that Austrian voters had, perhaps the result of the anxiety Mr. Haider's rise to prominence had caused since 1999.
Hardware prominence often causes discomfort to the patient, and is a reason to necessitate its removal.
In 1832, Floyd's daughter, Letitia Floyd Lewis, converted to Catholicism, and "owing to her prominence, caused a sensation throughout the state" of Virginia.
Has being thrust into such prominence caused problems for the Tor Project?
Inward growth of the maxillary prominences also causes them to fuse with the medial nasal prominences (yellow).
Social or emotional categories of distress had greater prominence in the urban than in the rural group: distress caused by isolation from others (prominence: urban=1.047, rural=0.742, p<0.001) and sadness or anxiety resulting from the illness (prominence: urban=1.363, rural=1.136, p=0.004).
Efforts to curb cyberbullying achieved increased prominence in the wake of teen suicides that were alleged to have been caused by relentless taunting via social media sites and text messages.
All the players below have either shot to prominence in the latter half of 2010, achieved something beyond expectation or otherwise had good cause to look back with pride on the past few months.
