Sentence examples for raised prominently from inspiring English sources

How many players have been submitted to potentially life-altering injuries in the last three years, since the issue was really raised prominently?" Incongruously, a study that the league commissioned — but immediately discredited — led directly to Tuesday's events.

This newsroom ethics issue was raised prominently during the Valerie Plame leak investigation under the Bush administration.

Instead, it has a rear turret, or belvedere, which is raised prominently above the height of the rest of the house, overlooking the town: this was a slightly antiquated feature, but was widely used in other Wynn family properties, including Bodysgallen Hall.

The issue was raised most prominently a year ago by Secretary General Kofi Annan, and was addressed vigorously today.

Some Conservative MPs, such as John Redwood, an outspoken back bencher, would go further, and establish an English Parliament.In comments to Scottish activists a couple of hours after Mr Cameron spoke, Mr Miliband did not mention the West Lothian Question; doubtless for the same reasons that the prime minister raised it so prominently.

Greenwood says his wife used a solicitor recommended by Taylor Wimpey to do her conveyancing and that while they "did make clear that she could not have a pet and had to be aware of the noise levels," he claims that the topic of ground rent increases was not prominently raised with her.

But his daughter raised the issue prominently during her speech at the Republican National Convention.

Former President Jimmy Carter raised the point prominently this week when he said the vitriol was racially motivated.