Sentence examples for prominent though from inspiring English sources

It is prominent, though, in Latino culture, where it's called El Día de los Niños (April 30).

Prominent, though not alone, among the internal critics is Liz Balmaseda.

Parents, Mr Gioia notes, play a prominent though rarely positive role in folk songs around the world.

Mrs. Scofield was a socially prominent, though no longer wealthy woman, active in charities and cultural events.

Mr. Cox's wife has not been politically prominent, though she serves on a number of charitable boards.

But, for his follow-up, Burton decided to work with more prominent artists — much more prominent, though also unwitting.

Bail in prominent cases — though often quite high in Iranian terms — has become more common, said Karim Sadjadpour, an Iranian analyst at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.

The larger, more prominent thoroughbred farms, though, are inclined to keep stock at home.

Prominent Republicans added, though, that Mr. Giuliani would be reluctant to take the post if Mark Green, the Democratic nominee, wins the mayoral election on Tuesday.

One prominent Cuban dissident, though, argued that, while he had initially supported Obama's new policy, he has concluded that it is not working.

Though, prominent deterioration of LPO was demonstrated by mice in group VI (2.26 ± 0.19 nmol MDA/g tissue).