Sentence examples for prominent at all from inspiring English sources

War & Peace, with its all-white and often posh set of characters, had to be content with the covers of both the separate brochures for BBC Worldwide and financial statements, while the spy drama was, er, not very prominent at all.

However, near-fault aftershocks were prominent at all damage states under severe MS-moderate AS.

However, near-fault aftershocks were prominent at all damage states under severe MS-moderate AS.   5.

Electron microscopical analysis revealed similar findings as described after TNF-alpha alone, although the effects were more prominent at all time points after perfusion.

Contrary to these results, the presence of surfactants, due to bathing and washing clothes along the route of Ganga Canal, is very prominent at almost all the five sites.

Polyethylene emulsion improves slippage of yarns improving tear strength; the effect was prominent at a concentration of 20 25 gpl.

The fact that LA Noire has no prominent women at all except dead ones and the lead character's mistress isn't an accurate reflection of history, it's deeply strange.

In the exact centre of the FOV, this effect is less prominent than at all other projection angles.

Mre11 and Sae2 form prominent foci at all phases of the cell cycle in response to DSBs (Lisby et al. 2004; Barlow et al. 2008).

The most prominent changes at all time points studied were seen in lipid metabolism and in cholesterol and steroid biosynthesis (Supplementary Tables S2 and S3).

(Officer/Implementer, Technical Secretariat of Road Safety Council, Lima) Drivers are consistently publicized as those with the greatest responsibility in the occurrence of road traffic crashes, being perceived as actors with deviant behaviours, and thus the interventions targeted to this group occupy a prominent place at all levels in the country.