Sentence examples for prominent because from inspiring English sources
"In a retail environment this becomes more prominent because people copy each other.
Tanning darkens normal areas, which makes the light ones more prominent because they cannot tan.
They won't get somebody prominent because then the community won't co-operate.
Piazza has said his dismal percentages are more prominent because the Mets have not played consistently well.
Political smearing has become prominent because our politics has become more about positioning than a higher public purpose.
Mr. Golisano insisted that his criticisms of Mr. Pataki were so prominent "because I'm running in two primaries against him".
Mr. Rosenblatt was interested in having Dr. Engle join the case because he was a prominent physician; because Dr. Engle was a smoker who wished to publicize the addictive nature of smoking, he agreed to become the lead plaintiff.
Were the records in such a prominent position because of the anniversary?
They looked like they were pretty prominent Cubans because they were being treated with great deferrence.
(And he is a prominent Canadian because he is a hockey-playing intellectual).
She did not put the Oscar in a more prominent spot because "I tend not to display things," she said.
