Sentence examples for prominently state from inspiring English sources

Because he had the backbone to stand up and prominently state "I was wrong," Dr. Sanjay Gupta is our Most Honest Person of the year.

Movieland settled with Washington in April 2007 under terms similar to the FTC settlement but specific to Washington consumers, agreeing to pay Washington $50,000 as consumer reimbursement and to prominently state all important contract terms, including the cost of the subscription service, in advertisements.

Several senators and members of Congress have prominently stated their intentions to overturn the FCC's rule via the Congressional Review Act.

As religious-based evidence appears to be the most prominently stated form of evidence other than that provided by scientific research, it would be reasonable to suggest those who thought there is observable evidence against evolution would have religious-based evidence in mind.

This prominently stated methodology, however, can't hide the fact that it's not a valid one.

The National Assn. of Realtors' code of ethics prominently states that in representing a buyer or a seller, agents must "protect and promote the interests of their clients".

But the stigma seems to be why the first line in Kulkarni's campaign biography prominently states his immigration status of American by birth: "Sri Preston Kulkarni is a proven leader who has been serving his family, community, and country for his entire life".

Most dramatic are whole genome duplications that were prominently stated by Susumo Ohno as the most important driving force in the evolution of metazoans [ 1].

Several errors appear to have resulted from a curator missing an important piece of information that is not prominently stated in a publication.

Soccer is immensely popular in Eritrea, featured prominently on state media and dominating the discussion in public spaces.

That included, most prominently, the state's Top Ten Percent program, which uses geography as a proxy for race by assuring every Texas student who graduates in the top tenth of a high school class admission to a state university.