Sentence examples for prominent call from inspiring English sources
Newsweek now includes a prominent call to "Free Maziar Bahari" on its home page.
More recently, a request to sign up for updates has been the most prominent call to action.
Kanter sums up how the new design makes much better use of a small space, saying "instead of showing three at a time, we show one with more context, and a more prominent call to action".
The World Bank and the Global Fund for Women have supported hackathons, and UNiTE, the United Nations Secretary-Generall's Campaign to End Violence Against Women, now features a prominent call to action for online and tech-based advocacy and solutions development.
The most prominent calls for culling can often be traced to the same source.
As this small conference came to an end, Jerry Greenberg mentioned a rock-and-roll group, then still prominent, called Pacific Gas & Electric.
Each became nationally prominent, calling on Catholics to cast their vote in the 1984 presidential election based on the candidates' positions on abortion.
Still, although there have been prominent calls for the mayor to resign, including from the local police union, many people continue to show strong support.
And it's using a pretty prominent call-out box to do it.
A Facebook spokesperson confirmed the redesigned Pages' launch to TechCrunch, saying "We've introduced a new design for Pages on desktop to make it easier for people to learn about and interact with businesses on Facebook, including a new column for tab navigation and a more prominent call-to-action button".
The Stacks — Alphabet, Amazon, Apple, Facebook, Microsoft — are increasingly accused of monopoly power, and there are increasingly frequent and prominent calls to break them up or regulate them with revamped antitrust law.
