Sentence examples for prominent attention from inspiring English sources

The problem is catching very prominent attention.

Not every graduate believed that O'Neal deserved such prominent attention on the commencement dais.

Some cases that have received prominent attention have never led to charges.

Mr. Brown submitted the following as a comment on my previous blog entry, and while I posted it there, I thought it should get more prominent attention.

Dogan officials say privately that the real reason was that its publications had given prominent attention to a series of corruption scandals involving senior government officials.

Lastly, the European Commission should devote prominent attention to the US NOX Ozone Transport Commission budget program, as the only example of integration between the federal and state levels.

Though their methods were very different — social media callouts and a crowdfunding campaign through mightycause.com, as compared with the phone number, post-office box and piles of checks for Ms. Ransby and her fellow organizers — the result looked much the same: a prominent, attention-getting ad in The New York Times.

Aspects of research and human factors knowledge are prominent, but attention is also given to technology, applied problems, and design for usability.

So when enormous bronze letters spelling Trump come tumbling down from a prominent building, attention must be paid, as The Daily News did the other day, beating us to the punch.

As a result, the issue received prominent media attention in some Muslim countries, leading to protests across the world in late January and early February 2006.

Mental disorders have become a more prominent subject of attention for several reasons.