Sentence examples for how prominent from inspiring English sources
But how prominent should the apology be?
What matters more is how prominent Republicans react to Mr. Jindal's home-state problems.
And the law has some rules for how prominent the link must be.
How prominent a role does Hamas play in suicide bombings, according to the article?
Indeed, the unique part of this scandal is how prominent he was.
KEEPING up appearances is often how prominent people instinctively behave, despite Ms. Ford's advice to lie low.
The back-and-forth over health care showed how prominent the issue has become in the midterm election campaigns.
They will differ on just how prominent a role government should play in ensuring that such institutions thrive.
The Wall Street Journal ran a story yesterday with a great hook: the pioneers of 401(k) retirement savings plans now regret how prominent those plans have become.
Anyone who opposes the Putin regime, no matter how prominent, can be killed — and those responsible are more likely to receive a Kremlin medal than a court summons.
It all depends on what you can do for the president and how prominent you are -- and how much he likes you.
