Sentence examples for charts prominently from inspiring English sources
Instead of just showing a single track line for a hurricane's predicted path, their charts prominently feature a cone of uncertainty, which many in the business call "the cone of chaos".
Flow charts and regression analysis figure prominently in an article quantifying humorous responses to television ads, while an essay on ethnic humor in the Netherlands features tables quantifying jokes about Turks and Surinamese by unflattering stereotype.
Just try to find a college brochure that doesn't prominently feature pie charts about diversity and numbers on average class size and student to faculty ratio.
Simon joined two film directors for a discussion onstage: Eugene Jarecki, in whose movie The House I Live In – on the toll of America's war on drugs – he features prominently, and Rachel Seifert, whose Cocaine Unwrapped charts the drug's progress from blighted "producer" countries to the addicts in Europe and the US.
A MOST is placed prominently in the patient's medical chart, so health care providers will always be aware of the patient's choices.
Although neonatal deaths constitute close to 40% of all inpatient paediatric deaths in such regions, neonatal illness did not feature prominently in the development of the said chart.
The Congressional investigators' documents include charts prepared for the sales staff's annual meeting in February that repeatedly and prominently mention the high cost of warranty claims for tread separation in light truck tires, but do not calculate a cost per tire in use.
In a graphic displayed prominently in the first slide of its supplemental earnings materials, Apple charted the decline of its revenues as the dollar has continued to gain strength against foreign currencies: $100 inQ44 2014 equates to $85 today.
In 1994 "My Sharona" was featured prominently in a scene in the Ben Stiller film "Reality Bites" and briefly re-entered the Billboard chart.
The pair played virtually as one on dozens of hits prominently featuring their work, records that regularly soared into the upper reaches of the pop and R&B sales charts through the 1960s and '70s.
Drought features prominently.
