Sentence examples for prominently present from inspiring English sources

"Reputational risks can best be avoided if banks are prominently present on social media channels and can react to accusations," he noted.

Whether the studio will lovingly and prominently present its own archive when it launches its exclusive streaming site remains to be seen, but its dismissive attitude toward FilmStruck doesn't bode well.

With the Cdc42 mutant mouse model and the cochlea, we could not address this possibility, because, despite abnormal in length and integrity, these structures were prominently present in supporting cells.

We also show that Nuclear Matrix Associated Regions (MARs) are prominently present in the intergenic regions of heterochromatic genes during embryonic stages suggesting their plausible role in pericentromeric genome organization.

There's no way Apple could prominently present these 36,000 applications to users without overwhelming them, which means most apps fall into obscurity as soon as they're submitted.

These values prominently present the effect of vibration with greater values for larger stimulus numbers, which can be graphically seen in section "Temporal course of friction and velocity".

The hard and brittle intermetallic compounds (IMCs) were prominently presented in the stir zone.

Following a short but dramatic introduction, the first of the work's three main themes prominently presents the polonaise rhythm in the piano's lower register.

In the spaces above the rugs are pictures of Uzbek models, torn out of magazines, and a large black-and-white photograph of a woman sleeping on a bed, her buttocks prominently presented.

Just last month, Mr. Sharpton called for the suspension of a deputy inspector whose racially tinged comments on stop-and-frisk practices, secretly recorded by a subordinate officer, were prominently presented during a federal trial over the constitutionality of the tactic.

The whole experience relies on what the company calls "submersive media": The Whalebone crew designs sponsors' ads to run seamlessly, and openly, in the editorial content, such that a gorgeous spread of old Montauk fishing photos in the latest issue of the magazine is prominently "presented by Chris Coleman with Saunders" real estate.