Sentence examples for a conspicuous position in from inspiring English sources

As far as we know, it is exactly at this point in time that the (probably) most cited semantical puzzle in the history of logic regains a conspicuous position in logical analysis.

After a small quantity was struck for circulation, the Mint received complaints regarding the prominent placement of Gobrecht's name on the dollar, and the design was modified to incorporate his name in a less conspicuous position.

Having previously been a distant speck in David Cameron's rear-view mirror, the Labour leader has suddenly accelerated into a more conspicuous position.

The conspicuous position of literature in the National Era's coverage and the paper's high ratio of literary offerings to journalistic pieces, particularly given its controversial subject [End Page 125] matter, therefore marked it as a standout among mainstream newspapers and somewhat anomalous among anti-slavery publications.

But it is also to notice something vaguely self-contradictory in the highly conspicuous position that Harold Bloom has assumed in this recent round of fighting.

Surgery may be performed to bring the ears back to a more normal and less conspicuous position.

She chooses the Carroll Gardens branch, one of the sixty-seven donated by Andrew Carnegie and established, as the library's executive committee wrote, in 1901, in "conspicuous positions on well frequented streets".

A conspicuous finding in the phylogenetic tree is that both members of the genus Koerneria adopted a basal position to the other diplogastrids (Additional file 1).

Yet style did play a conspicuous role in his work.

Myeloperoxidase (MPO) is a conspicuous enzyme in neutrophils of many fish species.

The bridge, with a conspicuous bulge in the center, was completed in 1969.