Sentence examples for prominence remains from inspiring English sources

It does, and Duda, despite his rising prominence, remains a relatively quiet presence on the team.

Whether the coach hired in the next few weeks oversees a return to prominence remains to be seen.

Gardiner said an encounter with the painting brought the viewer closer to one of the greatest musical geniuses of all time who, despite his prominence, remains a very impersonal man.

When the Romanesque library was razed in the 1930s, the statue was moved to the edge of the campus, where, despite promises to return De Peyster to greater prominence, it remains.

Ordinarily, such space would be coveted by advertisers for its prominence, but it remains to be seen how well it will sell in the current climate, in which ad spending is plummeting.

But while Muslim women have gained prominence, much of their activity remains outside the mosque.

Though his prominence has waned, Mr. Khodorkovsky remains a symbol of opposition to Mr. Putin.

Despite its occasional prominence in the press, Burma remains largely unknown.

In 1912 in England, heretofore devoid of non-modern hominid remains despite the prominence of several British scholars in human origins studies, the announcement of hominid fossils from Piltdown was warmly received locally, if with some incredulity abroad.

Yet, for all the expertise out there, and despite the fascination and great public demand for it, the art of apology as practiced by the average American person of prominence — whether in politics, sports, religion or business — remains by most accounts pretty unsatisfying.

It remains a leading modern-dance company; its prominence was not limited to those decades.