Sentence examples for will be given prominence from inspiring English sources

Treasures like Fuller's finches and their stories will be given prominence.

Since it is better in general to avoid the burdens of disease than to reduce them once they occur, many types of preventive measures will be given prominence in a system governed by the opportunity-based account.

Volvo will be giving prominence to its V60 plug-in hybrid, which combines a diesel engine driving the front wheels with an electrically powered rear axle.

It'll be given prominence on both companies' websites.

Spain and Italy, upset that their languages will not be given prominence, have sued to overturn that decision at the European Court of Justice, the bloc's highest tribunal.

Although, as we understand it, the big five – IE, Firefox, Apple's Safari, Google's Chrome, and Opera – will still be given prominence.

Will sexual and reproductive health and rights be given prominence in post-2015 or will it be too sensitive for politicians?

It will be given media prominence and I have no issue with that.

Jana Bennett, BBC Vision director, warned of "potential delays" to planned series or events because of budget cuts, but said the royal wedding on 29 April will be given "due prominence... this will be a big-scale event".

According to the most recent survey, for autumn 1997, 1.8m people, or 6.6% of the workforce, are ILO unemployed.From April, ILO unemployment will be given greater prominence, and the claimant count downgraded.

And these will be given more prominence in the app's redesign.