Sentence examples for which was prominent from inspiring English sources

The intervention group increased significantly more on dot-subtraction efficiency than the control group, an effect which was prominent directly after the intervention.

Some former agencies, such as the Home Owners Loan Corp.., which was prominent in the 1930s, once were large but shrank substantially before being eliminated.

In particular "Rambling Boy" recalls his upbringing as the youngest member of the Haden Family, which was prominent on the Midwestern country circuit in the 1930s and '40s.

In 1943 he became chairman of the Political Action Committee of the CIO, which was prominent in the election campaign of 1944.

This shift in attention can perhaps be understood as an awakening and, in this way, Gold Platinum can be considered as an early manifestation of post-colonial awareness, which was prominent later in 1970s Latin American third cinema documentaries.

While artifice is everything to voguing, which was prominent on the Harlem ballroom scene in the 1960s, many blocks downtown the choreographers of Judson Dance Theater eschewed such theatrics in their break from the modern dance establishment.

It was about two blocks south and one block east of City Hall, which is prominent in one drawing.

Or would the acidity, which is prominent in dry Riesling even in normal years, overwhelm in the 2010 vintage?

In addition to the coaching service, Urban Athletics fields a competitive team, which is prominent on the road-racing circuit.

The games are being hosted by the capital city of a country which is prominent in world politics, trade and economics.

Teraifi has a Phd from the London School of Economics and an outlook that is at odds with the clerical establishment, which is prominent in Saudi affairs.