Sentence examples for a prominent reference from inspiring English sources

Mounted on the office wall, this publication calendar serves as a prominent reference point.

The toy's packaging includes a prominent reference to a "diabolical villain" who is "blasting urban buildings to pieces" from the top of the World Trade Center.

The EU foreign minister was snappily renamed the High Representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy, to calm British fears, and a prominent reference to "free and undistorted competition" was deleted at the demand of President Nicolas Sarkozy of France.

Sort of a shame, methinks — it would've made Amazon's point that much stronger, though I'm pleased as punch to see Amazon allow such a prominent reference to balls on its front page.

The OpenBSD website features a prominent reference to the security record of the default install.

Prominent reference books [ 36, 37] in the field of fracture care still advocate removal of the syndesmotic screw prior to weight-bearing at 6 8 weeks, which to date, influence current practice [ 38, 39].

Firstly, the framework should include ES (or closely related terms) or the natural environment, with direct and prominent reference to how the framework links to ES within the text of the publication.

Therefore 'baby talk' is not meant to suggest that interviewees thought embryos were babies; rather, 'baby talk' framed patients' deliberations, being the initial and most prominent reference point from which other distinctions developed.

Moreover, differentiation of the microbial communities of both biogas plants is not apparent from these fragment recruitment analyses, since results obtained for both metagenome datasets uncovered nearly the same set of prominent reference organisms, with only slight differences in rankings (see Tables  3 and 4).

WASHINGTON ― The criminal information document released by special counsel Robert Mueller ahead of Trump campaign aide Rick Gates' guilty plea on Friday contains prominent references to "a member of Congress" who met in 2013 with future Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort and another lobbyist.

THE cover story on abortion in El Salvador in The New York Times Magazine on April 9 contained prominent references to an attention-grabbing fact.