Sentence examples for Quite conspicuously from inspiring English sources

In terms of management and logistics, the Axis powers were similarly, and sometimes quite conspicuously, disadvantaged.

What would concern me is a type of asset deflation that would hit the markets quite conspicuously.

In Ms. Takala's video, shown at the New Museum in 2012, we see her accept a job with a multinational business in Helsinki, Finland; turn up for work; and proceed, quite conspicuously, to do absolutely nothing but sit at her desk and ride the elevator.

It should alter the decisions regarding the movies that get made, who makes them, and the way that they're made; it should also, more trivially but quite conspicuously, have an effect on the Oscars, and I think it will do so this year — but not much.

King's faith-based Democratic Socialist vision, his uncompromising notion of a Beloved Community based on democratic, cooperative social and economic relations, coupled with the notion of functioning markets that, quite conspicuously, he never repudiated, indeed embody a "higher synthesis".

It is interesting that the latency depends quite conspicuously on concentration, unlike the final outcome that, predominantly, does not.

That was quite bold because cohesion is the quality most conspicuously lacking in the disunited kingdom that she has inherited from David Cameron.

With suitors other than Cleveland readying offers of almost $100 million on top of the ransom James takes annually from a multitude of endorsements, it is conspicuously clear that the sport has provided quite well for the league's gifted and talented despite a decade of Knicks irrelevance and no championship in New York since 1973.

Some aspects, however, which are quite prominent on the international global health agenda, are conspicuously missing in the German strategy.

If part of a business's "story" doesn't quite add up, or if seemingly important information is conspicuously absent, be very cautious in considering them for investment.

But with Mr Mori's own Liberal Democratic Party LDPP) conspicuously unreformed, the mandarins suddenly do not look quite such a bad lot after all.However, the reshuffle has brightened things up a shade or two in Nagatacho, Tokyo's political district.