Sentence examples for prominent if from inspiring English sources

What colors are prominent, if any, and why?

On the streets of Lackawanna's Yemeni neighborhood, Mr. Derwish was a prominent, if somewhat divisive figure.

His focus, he said, is completing what will most likely be his most prominent, if not most profitable, project.

He turns 20 on Friday and has probably played himself into a prominent, if not starting, role on this team.

The eurosceptic leader of the party's Left Platform tendency, Panagiotis Lafazanis, may also be prominent if the question of a Grexit ever arises.

Assigning a prominent (if not dominant) role to China and other fast-developing countries, it was a bit of an ideological mishmash.

The Brazilians helped the Americans to draft a recommendation to the United States Federal Aviation Administration to require computerized airplanes to sound a prominent warning if the transponder is not running, the American report said.

But Brooke was, as it turned out, perhaps the last prominent poet if not of the glory of war (the foreign field was about death rather than glory), then not yet of the pity of war either.

The last time James played in New York was the week after the Knicks made two trades to clear cap space so they could try to sign him or other prominent players if they become free agents in 2010.

The memorial was "erected by the Prince Regent and parliament", and perhaps it would have been given a more prominent position if the prince had not been a late and reluctant supporter of Perceval's ministry.

So far, the argument he had been making for Clinton was the same one a number of prominent Republicans (if not Ted Cruz) had made for Donald Trump in Cleveland last week: the alternative is much worse.