Sentence examples for prominence in the next from inspiring English sources
Nevertheless the emails reveal that in 1999 there were huge rows about whether the new graph, should be given prominence in the next IPCC report due in 2001.
All these questions are going to grow in prominence in the next few years, as state governments are already considering creating "conscience clause" legislation to protect businesses' right to discriminate against whomever they wish.
Efforts to study the health workforce will likely continue to gain in prominence, and are likely to figure more prominently in the next ten years than they have in recent decades.
And the whole movie is filled with intimidating parents who die off, self-destruct or fade in prominence, leaving the next generation to move ahead.
We present a further analysis of prominence specific differences in the next section.
That's important not just for diversification: some believe search ads will decline as the dominant force in digital advertising prominence over the next couple of years.
Whether the coach hired in the next few weeks oversees a return to prominence remains to be seen.
In the next generation Polks pushed down the eastern side of the Appalachian Mountains to North Carolina, where Thomas Polk, who had somehow learned how to be a surveyor, became a man of wealth and prominence.
[cartoon id= a20105"] Voegelin inspired the first wave of conservative intellectuals, who rose to prominence in the nineteen-fifties and sixties, but it was Leo Strauss, with his backward-looking prophecies, who dominated the movement's next phase.
Next up is Howard Leigh, currently senior treasurer of the Conservative party followed by philanthropist Benjamin Perl, who came to prominence in the 1990s because of his close backing of John Major.
