Sentence examples for prominent existence from inspiring English sources
But these days, helped in large part by the book and the movie "Game Change," particularly the sympathetic portrayal of him in the film by Woody Harrelson, Mr. Schmidt has emerged from that car crash and settled into a lucrative and prominent existence that suggests he is the beneficiary of the kind of political resurrection Mr. Schmidt might have orchestrated for a beleaguered public figure.
Western sources have told the BBC the string of arrests related to IS in Lebanon is an indication of a legitimate concern of infiltration, but not necessarily of a prominent existence.
In respect of unit of analysis, Marvel et al. also found human capital entrepreneurship research stream, though carried out at varying levels of analysis, the prominent existence portrayed the unit of analysis in the individual level accounting for 67.5 % (Marvel et al. 2014) which is also in line with the present study.
Well, also on the list — presumably because they asked him to be there — is Kevin Hassett, co-author of Dow 36,000 and also a prominent denier of the existence of a housing bubble.
The relatively weak absorption by seawater of electromagnetic radiation at low frequencies and the existence of prominent resonances of the natural cavity formed by the Earth and the ionosphere make the range between 5 and 100 Hz attractive for this application.
The high CTE anisotropy is due to the existence of prominent atom chains along the c-axis.
A prominent example is the existence of MFs in pulmonary lining.
This pointed toward the potential existence of prominent biological processes at diagnosis that may be relevant to staging of disease.
Nevertheless, the existence of prominent mutational signatures over and above the four mutational processes considered here, and the finding that specific types of tumor were consistently misclassified, highlights the need to further address the mechanisms underlying the origin of mutations in a tissue- or cell-type-specific fashion.
He played a prominent role in coaxing into existence a broad centre-left front, called the Concertación.
