Sentence examples for sufficient prominence from inspiring English sources

Mr. Keller's reference to "sufficient prominence" for material "extracted with some difficulty," I would suggest, reflected the journalistic temptation to accord special weight to one's exclusive information.

Any future adverts must make "immediately clear with sufficient prominence that it is illegal to drive such vehicles on a public road", the watchdog said.

Officials at Carnegie Hall and the Boston Symphony were scrambling to find a conductor of sufficient prominence for the Thursday opener.

It would have been deemed politically unwise if, as a standard-bearer for Labour, he had failed to lend sufficient prominence to the Palestinian cause.

Unfortunately, the media has failed to give sufficient prominence to this overwhelming condemnation, and has often even "counterbalanced" them with statements from wholly unrepresentative fringe groups which support terrorism or extremism.

At the time we were trying to give sufficient prominence to what Duff had extracted with some difficulty — the evidence Nifong claimed justified his pursuit of this case — because that was actual new information".

However, it is unlikely that this role is sufficient for its continued prominence in medical imaging.

If his prominence is sufficient to fill Carnegie Hall for a concert half devoted to young protégés and celebrity acquaintances, it can't be seen as anything but good news that he uses it to foster young artists and music education programs.

Its economies of scale, its domestic infrastructure and its brand prominence are sufficient to fuel steady growth, in line with industry norms.

Table 1 indicates the number of embryos required at the various time points to obtain sufficient RNA for each prominence to be used for one microarray screening experiment.

The president's prominence alone, he wrote, was not sufficient to support the suit. .