Sentence examples for make more prominent from inspiring English sources

The prime minister's first aim was to make more prominent India's presence in South Asia, with successful trips to Bhutan and Nepal.

[Read the foreword here.] I emphasized something that I would want to make more prominent: the idea that both free speech and inclusivity are critical values of a university that need to be respected and rightly understood, and are consistent with one another in a way that we were discussing a moment ago.

Chie Ashikaga, the mildly abusive older sister of Yuuki, and Kyouichi Kasannoin, Nanami Kanroji's boyfriend, having only previously made cameo appearances in the School Days anime, return to make more prominent roles, as does Ai Yamagata, a character last seen from Summer Days.

So the skip button was made more prominent and the rate rose.

On the new label, the warning has been been revised and made more prominent.

Updates from users' friends have been made more prominent, as have adverts.

Through their history, the Mets have made more prominent deals, but none so synchronized as these twin trades.

Republicans set out to prove their dominance of what had always been friendly turf, made more prominent by Mr. Hastert's leadership position.

By the end of the 12th century this strong vertical stroke was made more prominent as Carolingian letters were made narrower and some curved parts of letters were replaced with angles.

Libeskind also made significant improvements in the street pattern in his plan: Fulton and Greenwich streets would be made more prominent, and Cortlandt Street would continue as a covered shopping galleria.

Duchenne, which affects as many as 15,000 Americans, mainly boys and young men, is the most severe common form of muscular dystrophy, a disease made more prominent by years of Jerry Lewis telethons.