Sentence examples for would prominent from inspiring English sources

Although the measure is commonly known as "plain packaging" there would prominent health warnings and the brand name would feature in a standardised font.

Would another prominent name be caught in the day's turbulence?

Family members would become prominent doctors and businessmen in the new state of Italy.

Among his classmates were a number of people who would become prominent economists, including Fritz Machlup, Gottfried von Haberler, and Oskar Morgenstern.

Twenty years ago, would a prominent senator have likened those who want wealthy people to pay taxes to Nazis?

If I ever got round to writing one, both would have prominent entries in my personal flavour thesaurus.

With all the aggravation, why would a prominent architect want to work in New York in the first place?

A luminous box with an unbroken glass facade that positioned its escalators and its impressive steel vault so that they would be prominent and visible through the windows.

Nor would a prominent role for Sunni militants make Syria's Christian and other religious minorities eager to join the fight.

(My suggested alternative, for what it's worth, would be prominent Lib Dem supporter Roy Stride, lead singer of Scouting for Girls).

Barnes & Noble chose the novel as one of its "Discover Great New Writers" selections, ensuring that it would receive prominent display near the front of its stores.