Sentence examples for prominent yet from inspiring English sources

Prominent (yet mostly Democratic) Latino elected officials are asking that SNL disinvite Trump.

Coinciding with the Olympics, the 2011 commission is the most prominent yet, and the next six proposals, presented as a show of maquettes, are eagerly anticipated.

A prominent yet mysterious polymath, he is best known for his Photo Realist mirror paintings and for helping to lay the cornerstones of Arte Povera, the polyglot Italian precursor to Post Minimalism.

Militant commanders have been criticizing polio vaccination campaigns — a prominent yet weakly protected sign of government presence in far-flung areas — since 2007 when Maulvi Fazlullah, a radical preacher on a white horse, strode through the northwestern Swat Valley.

Today, the use of clinical decision support systems (CDSSs) in medicine is quite prominent, yet developments in this area have lagged behind for nurses; and the prototypes that do exist, are not engineered with nursing practice in mind.

Its ears are prominent, yet small, with dark brown edges.

In August, the group went after its most prominent target yet: the Vatican.

Mr. Winkelried is the most prominent addition yet by the firm, which has raised $200 million since its inception.

Mr. Chey is the most prominent tycoon yet to have faced the tougher sentences being imposed by courts.

The Senate hearing has been the most prominent one yet in the debate about Google's business practices and their effect.

The hiring of Mr. Costa, who worked as a senior deal-maker at Merrill Lynch until September 2008, is one of the most prominent appointments yet for Cowen.