Sentence examples for sudden prominence from inspiring English sources

Although the Food & Wine Classic in Aspen, Colo., is nearly two decades older, no other food festival in the United States has attained the sudden prominence of South Beach, which Mr. Schrager, who enthusiastically schmoozes with nearly every prominent figure in the food world, is fond of calling "spring break for chefs".

On one level, the event's sudden prominence is down to humble economic necessity.

Marine Le Pen's sudden prominence draws attention to the contrasts between her and the man she hopes to replace.

It is uncertain whether Mr. Walker's sudden prominence will fade now that the recall election is over.

People involved in New Jersey politics say that Mr. Menendez's sudden prominence is easy enough to trace.

China's sudden prominence, according to this view, will reduce the clout of America, Europe and other rich democracies in the developing world.

That left only the mullahs, and their sudden unchecked prominence helped explain the rise of the Taliban.

But the family's situation was cast into sudden national prominence in April 2013, when it was discovered Sayed Abdellatif was the subject of an Interpol "red notice" for murder and firearms charges in his home country.

The sudden national prominence of Mrs. Lieberman has brought into focus a largely overlooked chapter of the Holocaust story: the lives the survivors built for themselves and their children in America.

But if gay rights in Africa have risen to such sudden recent prominence, it is in part, says Val Kalende, member of a lesbian and bisexual women's rights group in Uganda, because there are campaigners on the continent, and they are becoming more assertive.

Palin's sudden rise to prominence, however, owes more to members of the Washington élite than her rhetoric has suggested.