Sentence examples for receiving increased prominence from inspiring English sources
One of the sensitive issues surfacing as a priority in recent years is non-suicidal self-injury (NSSI), resulting in this important public health issue receiving increased prominence [ 9].
During Yayo's incarceration, the G-Unit members began a campaign called "Free Yayo", which involved wearing "Free Yayo" shirts advertising his situation; due to the mainstream prominence of the group, Yayo thus began to receive increased attention from the hip-hop community, becoming known as the "mythical fourth member of G-Unit", although Yayo himself was unaware of the coverage he attracted.
Joseph Haydn, Mozart, and later composers gave increased prominence to the cello in instrumental ensembles.
Before releasing its own energy plan in May, the administration scrambled to give increased prominence to conservation.
M.S.R. owes its increased prominence as much to the transformation of the computing industry as to its own hard work.
The main challenge is represented by the increased prominence of noise sources with shrinking feature sizes.
But with the rise of Donald Trump, Jones has gained increased prominence and legitimacy.
The increased prominence of these nouveau non-profits in APSCU is ironic given that the organization changed its name five years ago from the Career College Association to the Association of Private Sector Colleges and Universities in part to stress its private sector orientation (although these private sector entities have been receiving nearly 90percentt of their revenues from taxpayers).
In light of the increased prominence of underrating in women, this is even more disappointing.
Enlarged ventricles and increased prominence of sulci of the cerebrum and cerebellum suggested diffuse brain atrophy.
In question 5 (Do you consider that your staff would generally be in favour of or opposed to an increased prominence of CAM in medical education?), the use of the wording 'increased prominence' is arguably a somewhat leading question and would have been better phrased as a 'change in' prominence or 'increased/decreased' prominence.
