Sentence examples for prominent say from inspiring English sources

The next step: a program he calls Alliances Light that encourages I.B.M. managers in regions where a local software vendor is prominent, say banking in Thailand, to negotiate local alliance agreements in line with a template provided by his office.

That sort of credibility means that Ryan will have a prominent say in whatever tough-medicine entitlement remedy Republicans and Democrats finally agree upon.

Still, the contract would give Edison, which operates more than 130 schools in 22 states, a prominent say in one of the nation's 10 largest school districts.

Senior appointments in China are made by consensus among the political elite, with the elder generation of leaders accorded a prominent say in selecting junior officials they expect to accede to the top posts a decade or more down the road.

"We were slightly surprised that these physical health conditions were quite prominent," said Appleby.

"He was the most prominent," said Don Yaeger, a former Sports Illustrated associate editor who reviewed all of Canseco's materials in December.

"Our interpretation of this finding is that testosterone renders concerns for social status more prominent," says Fehr.

There's a lot of ill feeling and it great to see the Church doing something so prominent," says James.

There's a lot of ill feeling and it was great to see the Church doing something so prominent," says James.

"I think the whole topic of wearables will be very prominent," says Michael O'Hara, chief marketing officer at the GSMA, the organisation behind the congress.

"His disease had taken away most of his abilities by the time the personal computer had become prominent," said Brassil.