Sentence examples for most prominently on from inspiring English sources

figures appear most prominently on the window label, while the 60 m.p.g.

In the general election campaign, discussion centred most prominently on World War II and its relationship to the United States.

The band, which is releasing a new album, "Changed," on April 3, is featured most prominently on General Mills packaging to promote the release.

Mr. Blankley also became a familiar presence on political talk shows on radio and television, most prominently on "The McLaughlin Group," for which he was a regular panelist.

During the 20th century, Iowa politicians appeared most prominently on the national scene when farm crises were major issues: Iowan Henry A. Wallace served as secretary of agriculture during the first two terms of Pres.

The headlines that ran most prominently on covers in 1989, for example, were "Our Award-Winning Diet: Drop a Dress Size Fast" and "Nails Now... Gorgeous Newest Colors, Shapes, Tips".

But then The Guardian newspaper posted an article on its Web site on Thursday night saying that the man most prominently named on the Internet, Mr. McAlpine, was "a victim of mistaken identity".

Most prominently, data on Apple's iPhones are now encrypted, with the owner holding the key, so that the firm will no longer be able to unlock the devices even if ordered to do so by a court.

This begins with our 9th chord again (on C made up from CEGBD), although this time the 7th (B) is omitted and the 3rd (E) only just audible creating a chord most prominently built on C, G and D – the sort of chord Debussy constructed from perfect 5ths to create his otherworldly drifting soundscapes of submerged cathedrals.

Beginning in the mid-70's, the Bay Area economy started in earnest to become most prominently focused on technology.

Colocalization of NOS and Rac1 was most prominently detected on day 30 post-infection (p.i). in the gut, reproductive organ, eggs, acetabular and tegument.