Sentence examples for most prominent recent from inspiring English sources

The most prominent recent example is Colin Montgomerie, who dominated European golf in the 1990s.

The most prominent recent flare-up in this debate is over the North American Free Trade Agreement.

By the way, I've left out the most prominent recent book, The Emperor of All Maladies by Siddhartha Mukherjee.

Some of the most prominent recent questioners of the status quo are even of the right themselves.

The phenomenally successful rerelease of "The Exorcist" is the most prominent recent example, and its success presages more.

In the most prominent recent case, a mother reportedly confessed last week to killing her five boys in the northern town of Darry.

Chipperfield's recent projects have included the restoration of the Neues Museum in Berlin and the design of two of the most prominent of recent British galleries – Hepworth Wakefield and Turner Contemporary in Margate.

But the version of Angry Comics Guy who's been most prominent in recent weeks has been the DC Comics fan who simply refuses to accept the many failings of Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice.

The most prominent and recent academic study comparing male and female judges found that female judges were more likely than males to decide in favor of plaintiffs who alleged sex discrimination at the workplace.

The most prominent in recent years has been Israel Kamakawiwo'ole, who died in 1997, before his cover of "Over the Rainbow" became a worldwide hit, and then effectively a Hawaiian standard.

While orchestras have filed for bankruptcy before, either to reorganize or to dissolve, the Philadelphia Orchestra would be the most prominent in recent memory to do so, and such a move would be a striking sign of the difficulties symphonies and opera companies are facing these days.