Sentence examples for more prominent platform from inspiring English sources

Their content is largely supplied by unpaid bloggers, who are given a more prominent platform than they might otherwise attain.

They proclaimed that they had earned a more prominent platform after an election in which they made gains against a strong Republican tide.

Now, says the paper, it is getting "a more prominent platform", adding: "If we do slip up, we will set the record straight on this page in a clear no-nonsense manner".

In a letter to Mr. Koch, Mr. Revesz noted the attention that Mr. King's 2010 hearings drew and said, "It would be difficult to claim that the authors have had the more prominent platform from which to air their views".

Recent "victims" of no-platforming almost always have other, vastly more prominent platforms from which to speak from.

With the official release of the first Firefox OS devices in Europe and Latin America fast approaching, Mozilla and its carrier and hardware partners will soon find out how Firefox OS will fare against more prominent platforms like Android (not to mention the sea of cheapo devices that run it).

Yet the stress on counterterrorism and criminal justice will have the effect of giving a more prominent public platform to John Reid, the home secretary.

The section first discusses how the Internet became more prominent as a research platform and data source.

Another of the more prominent providers, edX, a platform launched by Harvard and MIT, is nonprofit.

The authors found that the biological differences between the cell lines (e.g. BT-474 versus MCF-7) were more prominent than the variation between platforms.

Since acquiring Periscope early last year, Twitter has been working to make live streaming a more prominent part of its social media platform.