Sentence examples for substantial prominence from inspiring English sources

As a result, environmental protection has gained substantial prominence in governmental documents.

The book gave him substantial prominence, both in Britain and the United States.

In particular, in every patient examined there was substantial prominence of the tissue at the junction between the carrier corneal tissue and the keratoprosthesis, with variable extension of a thinner layer of tissue onto the front plate of the device.

There was much talk of her not having paid enough dues before shooting to national prominence, and a substantial chunk of the chatter and critiques were driven by sublimated jealousy and undeniable sexism, all of which fed into endless debates about how much her appearance and media savviness had to do with her success. .

The final report, he said, gave prominence to Mr. Bowen's most substantial charges, including the e-mail to Mr. Rubin.

Mr. Booker's decision to sever his relationship with Waywire came on the same day that he released his tax returns for the last 15 years, showing substantial increases in income as he grew in prominence.

Some credited luck and others skill in his rapid promotions, and it is fair to say that Brock had substantial portions of both on his way to prominence.

In 1987, having achieved considerable prominence in Europe, he took on a substantial change of environment, accepting a professorship at the University of California, San Diego; two years ago he moved to Stanford.

Ms. Previn rose to prominence as a singer-songwriter with a substantial cult following in the early 1970s and she enriched a period in pop music history that also saw the emergence of Joni Mitchell, Carole King and Laura Nyro.

This challenging goal will require histological laboratory investigations of the human brain to resume their former prominence and to play an increasingly more substantial role in brain mapping research.

Jackson garnered a substantial gay following during the 1990s as she gained prominence in popular music.