Sentence examples for prominent exposure from inspiring English sources

But the prominent exposure the competition provides is also a powerful lure.

Well over a dozen indie titles got their moment in the limelight on stage and dozens more were given valuable and prominent exposure to mainstream gamers on the show floor.

The plan calls for a granite portico at the main entrance and a less prominent exposure of glass than the previous design, which the public policy committee of the New York Landmarks Conservancy rejected in December.

The cyclist Sonny Colbrelli secured prominent exposure for the name of his Bahrain Merida team early in the Tour de France, heading the group sprint at the end of the second stage in Liège before finishing a creditable sixth.

The advertisement of the plans, a necessary step ahead of final approval, was picked up and given prominent exposure by the Haaretz news site and other Israeli news media on Monday.

"Rosemarie Trockel: A Cosmos" — a highly unorthodox survey of more than three decades of Ms. Trockel's work and the first time she has had such prominent exposure in an American museum — is described accurately by all of the above.

The Keweenawan System is named for prominent exposures studied at Keweenaw Point, Michigan.

The series was named for prominent exposures in the Belt Range in southwestern Montana.

One of the most prominent exposures is along Loch Fad on Bute.

Now another fine French-based early-music group, which likes additionally to perform by candlelight if not in total darkness, receives its most prominent New York exposure to date, opening the season of the Miller Theater at Columbia University.

Yet "Once," based on an indie film of the same name from Ireland, enjoyed strong reviews from critics and prominent television exposure on "America's Got Talent" and other programs after winning eight Tonys – including best musical and best actor – in June.