Sentence examples for prominence increased from inspiring English sources

Aberdeen's prominence increased as it concentrated investments in Asian and other emerging markets.

His political prominence increased after Charlemagne's death in 814 and the succession of Louis I the Pious, whom Einhard had been influential in raising to the throne.

The castle's cultural prominence increased after Sir Walter Scott wrote Kenilworth in 1821 describing the royal visit of Queen Elizabeth.

"Television anchors are often famous people, and their prominence increases the number of offers and the number of temptations," Mr. Weischenberg said.

In Zhuchengceratops the horizontal ridge is very subdued on the axial centrum, and its prominence increases in more posterior vertebrae until it reaches a maximum in Ce5 and Ce6.

Health has always been an issue in foreign policy but as its prominence increases, it is important to assess whether it is appropriately prioritised and how the government interacts with business and civil society on a national, regional (e.g. EU) and global basis.

And far from being excommunicated for it, he's been rewarded with greater prominence and increased conservative support.

By contrast, the maxillary prominence has increased SHH ligand expression with no change in PTC expression (Fig. 3).

Its prominence has increased in recent years with the increase in the volume and accessibility of electronic data and automated surveillance methods are increasingly researched.

Both measures seem to perform well using un-weighted, rather than weighted, scores, although the individually sensitive weighting system of the OIDP inventory gives prominence and increased validity to respondent views [ 11, 12].

This effect gradually loses its prominence with increasing nanoparticle size.