Sentence examples for prominent an from inspiring English sources

Various influential projects were initiated in this time frame with some prominent AN projects being the ActiveWare project[74] at MIT, the CANES[75] project at Georgia Tech, the SwitchWare project[76] at University of Pennsylvania, the ANTS project at University of Washington[77, 78], and the Tempest project[40] at Cambridge University.

But leadership style has been as prominent an issue as any other in the campaign.

As much as it provided publicity for the singer, it was just as prominent an advertisement for his own talents.

"But that exact same storm, had it occurred decades ago when the ice was thicker and more extensive, likely wouldn't have had as prominent an impact, because the ice wasn't as vulnerable then as it is now".

That is not to say that his offering was commonplace: few performers would open so prominent an engagement with the first published work of Messiaen, his Preludes, composed while he was still a conservatory student.

Dr. Bowen did not become as prominent an advocate for AIDS issues and education as Dr. C. Everett Koop, the surgeon general who served under Reagan and who died in February, but he offered explicit warnings about the disease's threat, including its risk to heterosexuals.

In highly pure G1 cultures one can detect very prominent A- and B-compartments and TADs.

Play idea: A character based on my father, but without quite so prominent a big toe.

Especially a country which played so prominent a role in the 1944-45 Holocaust?

The destruction of so prominent a fortress was also news.

Gender equality plays as prominent a role in Powell's book as racial equality.