Sentence examples for prominence in developing from inspiring English sources

One could argue that Symbian and its ilk still serve a critical purpose for Nokia, one of Microsoft's biggest Windows Phone partners — to push and maintain Nokia's prominence in developing markets where low cost is a critical factor.

Dr Lederberg began his exploration of bacterial genetics as a doctoral student at Yale University, where he forged new paths and gained prominence in the developing field.

The concept of Sports for Development (S4D) is gaining prominence across the world, especially in developing countries.

But he rose back to prominence, in part for his role in developing the safer AAVs.

But the end of the Joe Torre era last week shoved the Steinbrenner sons onto a stage they had never been on before and brought the team's president, Randy Levine, a level of public prominence well beyond his crucial role in developing the new Yankee Stadium.

Witt (2010) noted that the prominence and severity of the impacts of Prosopis in developing countries has motivated this investment in research and understanding.

By entering into a relationship now it is possible that NBC and Intel are betting that their sheer size and prominence in their respective industries will give them a lead in developing a standard and even a jump over their competition.

In developing nations, renewable energy sources have been gaining prominence with increasing efficiency of renewable energy technologies and the associated decrement in production costs.

The application of these strategies in developing countries is difficult because of differences in food production, such as the prominence of subsistence farming in developing countries.

As the life expectancy improves in developing countries, non-communicable chronic diseases, many of which are associated with smoking, are expected to gain greater prominence.

That approach is fast gaining prominence in development work.