Sentence examples for prominent platforms from inspiring English sources

Recent "victims" of no-platforming almost always have other, vastly more prominent platforms from which to speak from.

And giving prominent platforms to regressive rape apologists isn't helping.

Anonymous malice is, you might think, most readily forgiven when it is most unforgivable: when the authors are educated, prepared to threaten libel actions and, even, already command prominent platforms for self-expression.

For two hours, during a blustery afternoon snowstorm, seven of the nine contenders took advantage of what is likely to be one of the most prominent platforms left before the Jan . 19 caucuses

Both halves show us the degree to which conservatives with mainstream credentials and prominent platforms have come to resemble the Hansonists of the 1990s, and the extent to which mainstream conservatism as a whole has moved in a Hansonist direction over the past two decades.

Nine months before he faces the voters, Mr. Obama seized what is likely to be one of his most prominent platforms of the year to draw a bright line between himself and Mr. Romney — and, in the process, try to appeal to those frustrated by the deepening economic divide.

Bennett was the first online amateur sleuth to be given such a prominent platform.

The event offers a prominent platform for candidates to introduce — or reintroduce — themselves to influential conservatives.

It is an opportunity because users will be expecting brands to have a presence on the OS' most prominent platform.

Their content is largely supplied by unpaid bloggers, who are given a more prominent platform than they might otherwise attain.

Their agreement ended a drawn-out contest that had shown the limits of the efforts by the Venezuelan president, Hugo Ch z, to find a prominent platform for his views.