Sentence examples for most prominent primary from inspiring English sources

The incumbent, Representative Charles B. Rangel, and his most prominent primary opponent, State Senator Adriano Espaillat, have been engaged in a duel of endorsements in recent weeks, inviting reporters to City Hall, Harlem and the Bronx to hear their newest pledges of support.

In the study area, the most prominent primary pores are intergranular pores preserved after the compaction between detrital grains, visceral foramen preserved after soft body decomposition, and the pores preserved between biological frameworks (Fig. 3a, b, c).

The campaign of Feinstein's most prominent primary opponent, state Sen. Kevin de León, said the shift was just another way the senator has been forced to change her position after De León entered the race on her left last fall.

Cruz's endorsement left the Ohio governor, John Kasich, and former Florida governor Jeb Bush as the most prominent Republican primary candidates still to refuse to back the nominee.

Consistent with the unpopularity of the Ryan plan, Republican primary voters rejected the candidates who embraced it – Jeb Bush, Ted Cruz, and Chris Christie, to name the most prominent of the primary's losers.

In that context, authorities are the most prominent sources of primary content and hubs assemble high-quality guides and resource lists directing the users of web pages to recommended authorities (Kleinberg 1999).

In the most prominent independent expenditure since the primary, a labor-backed group, New York Progress, began running a television ad on Friday that seeks to tie Mr. Lhota to the Tea Party.

Now that an orthodontist with a massive and well-documented video game collection has dropped out the race, Canon's most prominent opponent in the Democratic primary is Liz Watson, an attorney from Bloomington who spent most of her professional life in DC.

Given that complement activation is most prominent in the tubulointerstitium, the primary targets of MAC are likely tubular epithelial cells.

In New York City, the most prominent of the hotly contested primaries are for Congress in a district in central Brooklyn and in another that includes all of Staten Island and part of Brooklyn.

But the most prominent signifier of naturalness, and the primary reason many people take their first sip, is the lack of additives.