Sentence examples for prominent dates from inspiring English sources

Most hiring managers become suspicious when they see a résumé without prominent dates, Ms. Ireland said.

Prominent dates, such as the fraught August 15th anniversary of Japan's surrender during the second world war, will be avoided, but another visit towards the end of each year is foreseeable.

(Anderson) ★ Steep Canyon Rangers (Thursday) The members of this traditional bluegrass group from North Carolina have demonstrated talent for more than sonorous harmony and breakneck fiddle instrumentals; they also served as world-class straight men when they backed Steve Martin on a spate of prominent festival dates, including a gig at the 2010 Bonnaroo festival.

Niebuhr, who died in 1971, said he was quite sure he had written it, and his wife, Ursula, also a prominent theologian, dated its composition to the early 1940s.

This pumice has been contentious since the 1990s, as it represents the most prominent supported date that differs from the old chronology.

Radiocarbon dating is still the most prominent method for dating organic material from terrestrial and marine archives, and as such many of the recent developments in improving precision have been aimed at this technique.

Food manufacturers will be made to display prominent "sell by" dates.

His practice of offering cash for gossip on prominent political figures dates back to 1976.

In April, grime MC Skepta's US Visa was denied right before the start of his Summer tour dates; prominent Brazilian funk artist MC Bin Laden had his denied in August, which forced him to cancel his US debut at the last minute.

The most prominent rendition to date was that of Ricardo Klement.

Consider the letter the most prominent evidence to date of the Labour Party's shifting ideological lines.