Sentence examples for prominent showing from inspiring English sources

Besides, in the trained group that also received the plant infusion (HT) the results were even more prominent, showing brighter collagen fibers, possibly indicating highly compacted bundles.

Praise to the BBC for bravely commissioning this film and giving it a prominent showing.

"Anti-Semitic 'Elders of Zion' Gets New Life on Egypt TV" (front page, Oct. 26) did an excellent job of illustrating how classical Western anti-Semitism is receiving a prominent showing in mainstream Arab media.

Fingal Bay is not the class act he was, but ran well enough when fourth in the Hennessy Gold Cup last month to suggest that a prominent showing under Johnson is likely in the Silver Cup Handicap Chase.

Their most prominent showing is in proxy fights, when companies and activists look to such firms to give them near-real-time insights into how investors are voting — and to help craft strategies that will sway elections.

A prominent showing would help encourage the belief that he could make an even greater impression on the global stage in the coming years but Osagie is aware the crowds in Stratford are desperate to cheer home one of their own.

It's the most prominent show on BBC1 after the news.

It is expected Mr. Letterman's shows will take advantage of that opportunity by booking prominent show business guests who may remain unavailable to their competitors.

Wild-Eyed & Wicked and Meet Prince Charming were buried at Double D without autopsies, which is unusual for prominent show horses.

Many of the most prominent shows this year are by artists born or based in Glasgow who have a huge following overseas, such as Richard Wright, Karla Black and Rosalind Nashashibi.

Prominent shows like "Oprah" and "Ellen" have historically commanded fees on top of an advertising split, with all-barter deals reserved for less prestigious programming.