Sentence examples for same prominence from inspiring English sources
She'd like walking and cycling given the same prominence.
There is a dearth of women given the same prominence as, say, Simon Schama or Andrew Marr.
The firm is now global in its reach with shareholder/participants of the same prominence and achievement in Europe, Asia, South and Central America, and the Middle East.
Weller also suggested that the news of the charges being dropped would not receive the same prominence as that of his arrest.
'But it's unfortunate that even Nobel Prizes don't get quite the same prominence in this country as the news of whether or not David Beckham is playing football.
German newspapers are required to print corrections with the same prominence as the original report; Scandinavian countries have acts of parliament overseeing press ethics; France has tough privacy laws.
Other F0 transitions - termed 'pitch interrupters' by Isačenko - will occur at phrase boundaries or in unstressed syllables where they do not have the same prominence-lending effect as tone switches (see [14]).
At the same time, prominence also has to do with tonal quality: the relatively piercing sound and projection of which the trumpet and saxophone are capable.
People navigate their iPhones visually, and folders don't have the same visual prominence.].
A blog often carries the same weight, prominence and therefore importance, as a story about someone that appears on NBC, ABC or CBS News.
The MPAA reversal (of sorts) comes with some restrictions: "All letters of all words in the title must be in the same size and prominence as the size and prominence of the word 'butler,' except if the name 'Lee Daniels' is used int he title, then 'Lee Daniels' must be of a size at least 75percentt and of equal prominence to the word 'butler.'".
