Sentence examples for prominent quote from inspiring English sources

The Mirror ran with DON'T PANIC in 3-inch-high letters, with a prominent quote from Professor Steve Field about the safety and efficacy of vaccination.

But Dr Peter Beyer, senior advisor for the Essential Medicines and Health Products Department at WHO gets a prominent quote in the press release: Hepatitis C treatment is currently unaffordable to most patients in need.

A prominent quote on their Myth vs. Fact sheet on adrenal fatigue, states: "'Adrenal fatigue' is not a real medical condition.

The results of the interviews are summarised in Table 2. Below, the most prominent quotes from the interviewees and a summary of the findings of all the interviews are given.

Recently, however, Pakistan's newspapers have carried prominent stories quoting unnamed foreign ministry and military officials savaging Karzai, who was described as a "poisonous roadblock" to peace.

The newspaper also said SASAC wrote to the DRC saying it was untrue, as many reformers have asserted, that "the state [sector] is advancing and the private retreating .A prominent academic, quoted by another Chinese newspaper, said reforms were not being obstructed only by vested interests, but even more by a lack of enthusiasm among the general public.

It is a period commemorated by a prominent monument quoting John 15:13, "Greater love hath no man than this, that a man lay down his life for his friends," paying homage to the fallen of all sides in both World Wars.

Quotes prominent Georgians on their state, e.g. Dean Rusk, Governor George Busbee.

Even on days that he can anticipate tough encounters -- as on the morning last week when articles appeared quoting prominent Republicans expressing worries about the state of the Bush campaign -- the governor met with reporters.

And the next thing they knew, a prominent psychiatrist was quoted in a front-page article in this paper saying the result would be fewer diagnoses, which would mean fewer troubled children eligible for services like special education and disability payments.

In some of this compact volume's most effective passages, Mr. Cumings quotes prominent American journalists on the showdown with North Korea -- C.I.A. estimates of one or two bombs, doomsday alarms to act now -- before he reveals that the quotations come from 1991-94.