Sentence examples for prominent release from inspiring English sources

Subtitle-inclined viewers haven't much to choose from lately, with Scandi crime sequel Easy Money II: Hard to Kill (Icon, 15) the most prominent release.

But many of the best filmmakers of the time are working outside of the industry's commercial norms — for example, low-budget independent filmmakers, whose works realize aesthetic extremes that make it tougher for them to get a prominent release.

So far, the site's most prominent release has been an 85-page ruling by the former chief judge of the FISA court, Judge John D. Bates, who "sharply rebuked the National Security Agency in 2001 for repeatedly misleading the court that oversees its surveillance on domestic soil," as reported in The New York Times.

The remixes, even before today's more prominent release, have been in the mid-teen percentage of posts, and the number is rising.

Nearest I can tell there does exist a legitimate pirated copy of the game available online, released by one of the prominent release groups.

But add in the booking of DJ Falcon, a French producer whose only prominent release, "Hello My Name Is DJ Falcon," was issued nearly 15 years ago by Daft Punk-operated Roule Records, and it's not hard to start triangulating -- granted, with absolutely no concrete evidence -- a possible Daft Punk surprise.

Verizon said the sales surpassed all of its previous smartphone debuts, including prominent releases like the Motorola Droid and Droid X.

One of the most prominent releases is Fruitvale Station –based on the killing of a young African-American named Oscar Grant –who was shot by a police officer in California in 2009.

Prominent releases.

NPs prepared by the nanoprecipitation method presented a more prominent burst release (approximately 56% at the first 4 h and 89% at the first 24 h).

Although the Cmax values of two PPOP tablets were lower than that of the reference formulation, both the Tmax values were prolonged, demonstrating the prominent controlled release performance.