Sentence examples for proper prominence from inspiring English sources

Andrew Roberts's "The Storm of War", is a rare example of a British writer giving the second world war's eastern front proper prominence.

But as the litigation advances, the "necessary and proper" clause is taking on greater prominence in briefs and oral arguments, with the Obama administration asserting that it shelters the insurance mandate and state officials arguing that it buries it.

Among overall community ideas about preventing the illness, cleanliness had the highest prominence, followed by a wholesome lifestyle which referred to a proper diet and exercise and then vaccines (figure 3).

If nothing else, this particular instance helped propel an obscure Japanese group into relative prominence, and Kagemu themselves, despite seeking justice in the form of proper acknowledgement and attribution, concede that the whole thing is pretty incredible.

Indeed, the prominence of genetic control of sex determination seems adequate to assure proper sex ratio in an invariably cold and geographically isolated environment such as coastal Antarctic regions where these fishes live.

For proper facial development, CNCCs must migrate from the dorsal neural tube into the developing facial prominences.

These results, in conjunction with the induction of CL by surgical removal of facial prominences in rat embryos [ 12], indicate that adequate MNP development, governed by proper Shh signaling from the ventral neural tube and consequently at the FEZ region, is essential for the fusion of facial processes and lip formation.

It gave prominence to the scandal that infection almost never passes from mother to child in rich countries, because of  proper drug treatment, whereas such transmission is still all too frequent in poorer parts of the world.

They long for prominence.

They equate prominence with frequency.

Fame brought him political prominence.