Sentence examples for most prominent active from inspiring English sources

The most prominent active spacecraft which is affected by the debris is the Hubble Space Telescope whose orbit is just 10 km below that of Hitomi.

The Atotsugawa fault system is one of the most prominent active fault systems in the Chubu region, central Japan, and was the main research target of the joint observation.

The Sagaing Fault is one of the most prominent, active strike-slip faults in Myanmar, extending for over 1,000 km from north to south, and connecting with the Andaman spreading center at its southern termination (Fig. 1).

So began what has become the most prominent active legal effort to hold the government to account for its mass, warrantless surveillance.

The National Gay and Lesbian Task Force still plays an active role in queer politics today as one of the most prominent and active LGBT political organizations.

For instance, one of Clinton's most prominent and active financial backers is Warren Buffett.

Bjorn Clarberg, an expert on illegal immigration at Europol, the European Union's fledgling united police force, said the most prominent groups active in people smuggling were Turkish and Albanian.

Although space tourism represents the most prominent and active form of private enterprise interests taking shape in the cosmos today, other planned commercial ventures are also in the works for the foreseeable future.

The House Committee on Un-American Activities - commonly referred to as the House Un-American Activities Committee HUACC) - was the most prominent and active government committee involved in anti-Communist investigations.

We found that there is not an overall loss of lipid mass in NAWM or NAGM, but a reduction in sphingolipid and gain in phospholipid content that was most prominent during active disease.

Filings to the Federal Election Commission showed a crucial source of support for Mitt Romney in the form of millions of dollars from financial industry executives, senior executives at Goldman Sachs and some of the most prominent and politically active Republicans in the hedge fund world, Nicholas Confessore and Michael Luo reported for The New York Times.