Sentence examples for prominent and representative from inspiring English sources
The most prominent and representative groups are the central highland mestizos and the coastal mestizo-mulatto mixed culture; both increasingly find their identities linked with the cities and urban cultures of Quito and Guayaquil, respectively.
To illustrate the feasibility and superiority of this novel design, a series of comparative simulations with some prominent and representative methods are carried out on a benchmark longitudinal AHV model.
Of all eastern cultures, Chinese culture is one of the most prominent and representative.
Histologic procedures were carried out selectively on five of the most prominent and representative bony fabella samples.
For all the green and white love-fest and bromantic feelings gushing through the Weserstadion on Saturday, the club will secretly wonder if they would be better served by one of those younger, cooly calculated "laptop coaches" (Mehmet Scholl) of which Guardiola has been the most prominent and successful representative the league has ever seen.
In Professor Braveny we lost a prominent and influential representative of EJCMID.
Stella and Rizzo catalogue the spouses, sons, daughters, nephews, nieces, and grandchildren of legislators who have acquired, through nepotism, seats in parliament, "left to them in inheritance like houses or bedside tables," as well as the decades-long tenures of prominent senators and representatives.
Gram negative bacterial endotoxin or lipopolysaccharide (LPS) is a prominent and well-studied representative pathogen-associated molecular pattern.
I was at a table with the grandfather of the young bride ― my uncle, who is a law professor and prominent representative of the secular Turkish elite.
The best-known approach is the flat tax, which has had prominent champions like Mr. Forbes and Representative Dick Armey of Texas, the Republican majority leader who is retiring from Congress.
Among them were prominent Democrats, including Mr. Ott and Representative John King, a member of the state's Legislative Black Caucus who had earlier taken the governor to task for what he perceived as a lack of diversity on state commissions.
