prominant

The idea that there was a lag in evolution is a once-prominant myth that has since been disproven.

Humans aren't quite so prominant on that, though as a measure of all animal biomass, still a large fraction.

They have the primary button with a prominant graphical style and the cancellation option as just a small standard html link.

Making up shameful quotes for a prominant politician seems a lot less benign than discouraging people from purchasing a competitor's product.

Also, the Iliad and Odyssey were prominant books in ancient Greece so there may have been different editions and revisions then.

When you put all of these in to consideration, it’s relatively easy to understand why it’s this prominant in the kubernetes ecosystem.

We lack a prominant leader like that today; many abdicate good leadership and responsibility to society as if the abdication is a fashionable outfit that they simply must have for the party.

Of course many prominant democrats have led the charge on this, so it's probably not as cut and dry like the others.

There were a number of early webcomics, with UF being among the more prominant.

It's one of the most prominant crimes in urban areas, costs billions of dollars a year, and has in several occassions caused violence.

The racks they keep for the previous generation consoles isn't as prominant anymore.

Look at Jeff Atwood, he was a prominant asp.net mvc dev (stackoverflow) and he has chosen to use rails for his next project (discourse).

You see that big, prominant "Download Now" button - that's an ad served by googleadservices.com.

In addition, AI being the "children" of humanity is a prominant theme.

The production and placement of distraction pieces in the media ("We're headed for an Ice Age says prominant climate scientist!!" etc) to really confuse and FUD up the issue was one thing, they had deep pockets and did it well, but...