Sentence examples for most prominence from inspiring English sources

Casualties received most prominence on Channel 4 News, figuring in 40% of its reports about Iraqis.

"The books placed with most prominence were always books written by men about male topics: sports people, politicians, war".

It was Ms. Ferraro's appointment as chairwoman of the 1984 Democratic Platform Committee that gave her the most prominence.

But it was in his term in Chile from 1974 to 1977 that Mr. Popper achieved the most prominence.

Though piano was her first love and she played solo recitals in the United States and abroad, Ms. Harris gained the most prominence as a conductor.

However, his posters give the most prominence to a female candidate wearing a modern white jacket and, most extraordinary of all, no hijab – in a country where the ubiquitous headscarf is all but compulsory.

In each case, the cup orientation was first measured in the frame of reference of the CT scanner, and then in the anterior pelvic plane (APP) developed from the anterior-most prominence of the ASISs and pubic tubercles.

The areas most affected by reduced skeletal prominence correspond to those areas of the face that manifest the most prominent stigmata of aging [ 36] (Fig.  6).

He has taken a longer road than most to prominence in his professional career.

Apple has submitted a rather mysterious patent application, which appears to be a set of methods for lighting a display with external light sources — among which the sun seems to have the most… prominence.

The most robust prominence-specific expression differences occur in the MdP and FNP, with a more limited number of expression profiles that are distinctive for the MxP (see Figure 22A, B).