Sentence examples for something more prominent from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kudrin argued for transforming the Smolny Institute into something more prominent — Russia's first free-standing department of liberal arts and sciences — and offered to step in as dean, a position that officials say will require him to spend about a day a month on its campus.

She added, "Gifts that say something are more and more prominent," mentioning Carlos de Souza pendants inscribed "Madly in Love," and suspended from silk tasseled cords ($550); diminutive diamond pendants by Marie Chantal in the shape of toddler boys and girls; and a 24-karat gold plate and diamond digital camera ($2,400) for photographers more taken with extravagant looks than technology.

In addition, Ask.fm promised to make the option for opting out of receiving anonymous questions — the element deemed most likely to attract "trolling" — more prominent, something that it has now implemented.

SoulCycle's branding will be much more prominent on the packaging this time around, something Ms. Ferber thinks will only heighten its appeal.

We also think this is just a much more prominent vehicle and it feels less of something you could pick up and carry off.

As chains become more and more prominent on the high street, a reaction towards something more "real" has built up pace.

It's something that does make me comfortable making Stanford's ownership of it more prominent".

So we might promote it to a more prominent position, or we might change its headline for something that might work better for Google's mysterious algorithms.

The State Department also said it planned to take a more prominent role in overseeing the project's environmental assessment, something its inspector general had cited as a departmental weakness in a recent report.

This says something important about the debate over health care, which has taken on a more prominent role as the presidential campaign nears its end.

When one of its most prominent employees pleads guilty to victimizing at least 14 children, isn't there something more authentic to that story than "no comment"?