Sentence examples for given massive prominence from inspiring English sources
The story of Summly creator Nick D'Aloisio selling his business to Yahoo! for a reported £20 million is given massive prominence in every single UK newspaper this morning.
It gives massive energy-saving opportunities.
Given the prominence of erosion-resistant bedrock and massive boulders, the position of the river channel and banks would be almost static over the life span of riparian plants.
His message and the site from which he'll deliver it are dissonant, given Amazon's prominence as a massive importer and employer of temporary workers, two truths that make it harder than ever to find a middle class job in this country.
Why is this student given such prominence?
The event was given considerable prominence in the official media.
(Hardly surprising given the prominence film enjoys in American culture).
But some state-controlled newspapers have given unusual prominence to the issue.
He told The Independent that it was "long overdue" that the book was given such prominence.
Some legal experts said Mr. Klein's departure was surprising given the prominence of the Galleon case.
The 5C is no longer given any prominence on Apple's iPhone site.
