Sentence examples similar to prominently designated from inspiring English sources
Nor does it mean giving the gift of camouflage sheets from Cabela's, though they are deemed "Christmas-friendly". "(Christmas) friendly retailers are so designated because they prominently use "Merry Christmas" and other Christmas-specific references in their catalogs and in-store promotions.
Even if obesity were not so prominently in the news, having been newly designated a disease by the American Medical Association, Big Brotherr" would have the power to provoke.
The understanding here is that such people are clearly designated as noncombatants — by wearing a prominently displayed red cross, or red crescent, on their persons, for instance — or who are obviously civilians.
Strict rules governing soldier behaviour were displayed prominently within the mansion: "The entrant must register and pay to obtain an entry voucher and a condom"; "The entry voucher holder must enter the designated room and has an allotted time of 30 minutes".
Both are designated landmarks.
It even designated ghosts.
What about designated hitter?
Her designated successors agree.
Some were designated saints.
No designated hitter helps.
Most prominently in Asher's 1974 exhibition at the Claire S. Copley Gallery in Los Angeles, the artist removed the partition wall that separated the gallery's back office space from the exhibition space, exposing their 'back of house' business operations as one with the designated gallery space.
