Sentence examples for the continued prominence from inspiring English sources

However, despite the continued prominence of these pioneering film cutters, in 1940, the Los Angeles Times declared "lady film cutters a vanishing profession" (C3).

Protests continue, and the unity government has begun fracturing: four ministers have already quit over the continued prominence of old-regime loyalists.

One critic said the continued prominence of Mr. Burke and other veteran allies of Mr. Daley could test Mr. Emanuel's campaign promise to change the contours of city government so that it works for the people rather than for insiders.

With success, however, came a weakening of commitment to further change and renewed concern about preserving Vietnam's "socialist orientation". One consequence was the continued prominence in the economy of state-owned enterprises, fewer than half of which were profitable but which accounted for nearly one-third of GDP.

As Iraq further descends into sectarian violence and political turmoil, with the continued prominence of Isis and the rise of sub-state actors such as Shia militias, the restoration of the Iraqi state and society will be difficult, if not impossible.

Setting China aside, the continued prominence of the United States is partly attributable to an innate appeal that is best appreciated by those living outside the country.

Beyond the issues of how he affects the election, his continued prominence complicates the work of building trust between those who lead companies and those who work for them.

Taiana (protect) said he knows that Argentina, in a recent submission regarding its Antarctic claim, left out the language that was agreed with the USG and other key governments in 2004 (ref C), but claimed the current electoral climate in Argentina had made it impossible to submit such specific language due to the Malvinas/Falklands issue's continued prominence here.

Apple's continued prominence in the music streaming market comes after a rocky introduction thanks to a rough user interface.

The same forces that drove her fame and hasty exit have likely played a role in her continued prominence too, the experts agree.

It may also be the case, albeit denial is likely, that Spieth's continued prominence and now threat to McIlroy's position at the summit of the world rankings has enhanced the four-times major winner's desire to return.