Sentence examples for a prominent section from inspiring English sources

The drugs' labels in Europe have a prominent section titled "special warnings and precautions for use" that warns of the dangers of the spread of the toxin.

Past the first agglomeration of clothing racks on the way to the food stands there invariably lies a prominent section dedicated to the sale of overpriced junk.

The four are co-founders of We The Protesters, a prominent section of a wider protest movement that is frequently referred to, in general terms, as Black Lives Matter.

A chandelier on view has a prominent section of turtlebacks, but the way it is displayed allows no light to pass through, and the whole object appears heavy, even medieval.

A prominent section of the briefing is "EO interactions," or executive office interactions, which is compiled from an internal database tracked by the client relations group, Mr. Roth said.

In response, on its Web site and in its advertising, Larami has a prominent section on dos and don'ts section, and reminding children -- and their parents -- never to leave the guns in their pressurized loading position, never to shoot anyone in the face and never to load the gun with anything but fresh tap water.

Ska, the forerunner of reggae music, derived from Jamaican and West Indian dance music, features catchy riffs of upbeat guitar, a powerful bass and drum rhythm section, and a prominent horn section.

The new Atlantis will be built on a 1.5-mile stretch of beachfront on the most prominent section of a giant man-made island shaped like a palm tree property of the government.

The Events section shows what a user has RSVP'd to, and starting two weeks ago brand Pages have gained a prominent, personalized section of how friends have interacted with that Page.

Lush where Final Fantasy is spare, propelled by a prominent rhythm section, St . Vincentowes its charm as much to tradition as to the subtle inversions of genre that make its debut album, "Marry Me," sound new.

The N.B.A. home page now includes a "Labor Central" button and a prominent history section, which features, curiously enough, a photo of Oscar Robertson, a critical figure in the league's labor history.