Sentence examples for historically prominent from inspiring English sources

Two black state senators from historically prominent political families.

Not since 1902 have the club claimed the cup, a ludicrous record given their historically prominent standing.

We examine ecological concepts used to guide restoration of pine savannas and woodlands, historically prominent but now rare habitats in the southern North American Coastal Plain.

A haphazard raid on the shelves of my personal library unearthed a few historically prominent gardeners -- and some peculiar backyard habits.

Except for a brief, relatively insignificant appearance by the British abstractionist Ben Nicholson, who warns against being beholden to the rich, there are no historically prominent art personalities here.

A new wrapper introduced in 2004 not only significantly changed the logo and color scheme, but also removed the historically prominent "Goldenberg's," which was thought to sound too homespun for a national player.

What sets UW-Madison's Meat Lab apart, however, is the school's location in the state of Wisconsin - historically, a prominent destination for German immigrants, who brought to the Midwest their expertise in curing meats.

Fungi and fungus-like organisms have been recognized historically as prominent plant pathogens that can have detrimental effects on agricultural crops and wild flora (1, 2 ).

Howard-Spelman Exchange: Columbia University is pleased to offer undergraduate students in Barnard College, Columbia College, and Columbia Engineering the opportunity to participate in a domestic exchange program with prominent historically black college and universities, Howard University (Washington, D.C.), and Spelman College (Atlanta, Georgia).

A military that has historically taken a prominent role in politics, has staged repeated coups and, as recently as 2007, has warned Parliament about whom they should and should not elect as president, could always strike again.

DC has since seen the rise of a flourishing black community that, despite both legalised and de facto segregation, managed to found the nation's most prominent historically black university (shout out to Howard – I see you), produce a strong class of black professionals and artists, and amass black wealth in a way few other black communities have done in the United States.