Sentence examples for prominence today from inspiring English sources

Orchestral musicians have a bit more prominence today, as they increasingly take on public roles as negotiators in labor disputes.

Other breeds of greatest prominence today originated in India (Brahman), France (Charolais; Limousin; Normandy), Switzerland (Simmental), and Africa (Africander).

The idea gained prominence today after Palestinian officials warned on Sunday that they were prepared to call a halt to meetings between the two sides unless Israel used a meeting that was taking place tonight to propose new ways to break a 16-month deadlock in their negotiations.

The personal stories of women leaders and courageous African-Americans, who rose from the barricades of the civil rights movement to prominence today are particularly inspiring.

While the practice waned in the middle of the 20th century, state officials spearheaded its revival in the '70s, leading to its prominence today, where eight weeks are devoted to celebrations. .

As online course work gains more prominence today, my concern is that education will be viewed simply as an academic commodity, and that the social dimension of learning will go unrecognized or be dismissed as unnecessary to the process.

Regional wine will continue to grow in prominence this year.

Shingy rose to prominence earlier this year after an appearance on MSNBC.

Slovenia's newly formed United Left has risen to prominence this year.

Navalny rose to prominence last year as an anti-corruption crusader.

Loosely organised and motivated by causes rather than money, these online rebels shot to prominence last year.