Sentence examples for prominent this week from inspiring English sources
After watching the subject of race intrude on the primaries last week, and become even more prominent this week, we were relieved that Senators Hillary Rodham Clinton and Barack Obama called a truce Tuesday night.
The issue became even more prominent this week because of statements by Vice President Joe Biden and Department of Education Secretary Arne Duncan.
Moran said he didn't like the budget deal that made the GOP strife so prominent this week, but he also did not say that he would try to obstruct the deal the way many Republicans -- led by Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) -- did during the October showdown.
To be eligible for the T&C 50, a family must be socially prominent today, and its prominence must date back at least two consecutive generations.
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Prominent 2020 female candidates are split on this: Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass). won't be attending, her representative told HuffPost.
They are more prominent today.
The Western Sahara dispute remains prominent today on the agenda of international politics.
The prominent 1938 plus 0.6 anomaly is nearly gone, reduced to near normal.
Similarities with a prominent, winter coat-wearing Premier League figure might not be purely coincidental here.
No less prominent yesterday was Leon Clarke, who also scored twice and could have had four.
