Sentence examples for prominent page from inspiring English sources

The story, which was 208 words long and did not appear on a prominent page, also referred to the findings of an opinion poll which asked for the reaction of people to positive and negative statements about the inquiry.

For example, when I asked questions like "How do you cook rice?" or "Where do babies come from?," Google was my prominent page.

If I search for "presidential candidates 2012 – New York Times," the prominent page will be the Times, but the alternate tabs will also show USA Today, CNN, and other news sites' coverage of the presidential candidates.

Most readers were unwilling to pay for general news, and after experimenting for a while many news sites made some or all of their content available without restriction to attract as many visitors and advertisers as possible.The trouble is that online advertising typically brings in less than 20% of a newspaper's advertising revenue, and rates on all but the most prominent pages are falling.

The issue will not be forgotten but the rapes that currently appear on the front of local newspapers will slide inexorably towards less-prominent pages.

And that same cover photo of Tsarnaev has been shown repeatedly around the world since the bombing, including a prominent front page article in the New York Times.

Wade's victory, in Wimbledon's centenary year, was prominent front-page news.

This reflects the demographics of the people who use the search engine, but perhaps it also demonstrates one of Google's obvious failings: porn sites are sought out by millions of Internet users but are rarely linked to prominent Web pages.

If that information is not available, Google will throw up a prominent full-page warning, but users can always opt to proceed.

The New York Post gave prominent back-page coverage to Chamberlain's feat on Sunday.

The features include new calls to action such as "message me", "contact us" and "call me", which will be more prominent on the page.