There is no cause for undue alarm.

And this gained Einstein prominence around the world.

Do you build futile a sign on every prominence?

What, do you build on every prominence a sign, sporting,

With the appearance of a promising new writer, the aging novelist fell from prominence.

And for too long, these children and their parents have suffered undue frustration and desperation.

On waking up I said God bless you! Although I knew how daring and undue

This is important because it will prevent the accused from sitting in prison forever and insists that the prosecution proceed with undue delay.

It rose to prominence late last century during the heyday of hip hop, the first musical form to incorporate sampling from existing recordings.

The redshift surveys really came into prominence in the 1980s and beyond, and today, we have redshifts for maybe 2 million galaxies or so.

Now, retailers knew this long before anybody else did, of course, and they use this wisdom to help you spare you the undue burden of money.

Another important visual device used to increase the prominence of certain portions of text was to set them off with large, ornate, and colorful capital letters, often surrounded by tiny, detailed paintings.

They want to be recorded, their names in history although they know that even the greatest names in history, by and by, go on slipping from prominence become footnotes, move into the appendix and out of the door.

Islamic minded politicians such as Anwar Ibrahim gained prominence when Islamization took off in the 1970 s. But the Islam they promoted was not backward looking instead, it sought to shape a modernizing economic policy that took note of Muslim sensibilities.

Say, My Lord has only forbidden indecencies, the outward among them and the inward ones, and sin and undue aggression, and that you should ascribe to Allah partners for which He has not sent down any authority, and that you should attribute to Allah what you do not know.