Sentence examples for due prominence from inspiring English sources

Ed Richards says the broadcasting of corrections with due prominence is "non-negotiable" #leveson expresses interest.

And it should all be done with that old chestnut, "due prominence".

"At the moment, there is a degree of ambiguity [about] what precisely due prominence means," he said.

So I guess we can expect his paper's "significant inaccuracy" to be corrected - "with due prominence" - next Sunday.

The only sanction is a finding against a newspaper, which that newspaper must publish with due prominence.

8. Apologies and corrections must be rigorously applied and given due prominence in all newspapers which are called The Guardian.

Writer-director Jeff Nichols is here to dramatise and give due mythological prominence to a remarkable legal case which helped change America's ugly Jim Crow race laws in the 50s and 60s.

The author reports on a patient with iliopsoas impingement due to prominence of the anterior aspect of her acetabular hip arthroplasty component successfully treated with revision to an anatomically designed acetabular implant.

Patient 8 underwent complete removal of hardware due to prominence and irritation over the acromion.

At USC, Sanchez was relegated as the backup quarterback during his first three years though he rose to prominence due to his brief appearances on the field in 2007 due to injuries suffered by starting quarterback John David Booty.

Recently algorithms based on Swarm Intelligence (SI) have gained prominence due to the underlying focus on collective intelligent behavior.