Sentence examples for took prominence over from inspiring English sources

Mugler's big because of Nicola Formichetti's marketing genius, not because the suits are a recognized phenomenon, and Raf ceased to be important around about the same time the blazers took prominence over the teenage sci-fi fantasies.

The patient suggests that the PN's agenda of ensuring compliance took prominence over the patient's own explanations and concerns.

"That takes prominence over good public policy".

In the sky, depth -- intensity of color -- takes prominence over the source of radiance.

The report noted a number of "pressing issues" related to enforcing rules, including "an emphasis on winning that takes prominence over integrity" as well as "public distrust of the N.C.A.A.'s ability to police itself".

In the run-up to the Olympics, one athlete emerged from the shadows, threatening to take prominence over all others just from the sheer force of his good looks.

The mothers viewed pregnancy as an exceptional time for lifestyle practices, when the baby's needs have to take prominence over their own needs.

Many of the properties described above are common to all the cross-conjugated systems but research into the synthetic versatility of dendralenes in cycloaddition procedures 44– 47 has taken prominence recently over interest in their electronic and structural properties.

But increasingly often it is local human interest stories that take prominence.

Since then, Shia militias have increasingly taken prominence in most frontlines across the country.

When labels remain unobserved, nuclear energy and biomass take prominence.