Sentence examples for Quite markedly from inspiring English sources

It is changing quite markedly.

We highlight these metrics fall quite markedly in 2015 to 8.4 times and 6.1 times respectively.

The minimum wage has declined, quite markedly, as a proportion of average weekly earnings.

"Given that, across the board, Australian tourism in France has fallen away quite markedly since November, that's a very encouraging number".

Given we expect copper prices over 2013 to average approximately the current level, this means we expect margins to fall quite markedly through 2013.

And the implications of this are clear – the cost for the Australian government to borrow money has increased quite markedly in the past month.

Even lacking the Iberian pork, Palacios chorizo, either sweet or hot, is far superior to American brands like Conte's, which is springy and mild, and to the firm, sweet Quijote, which is quite good but markedly different.

The addition of pectin to feed emulsions was quite effective in markedly improving the retention of the three studied flavour compounds.

The effects were quite dramatic, differing markedly from those of natively folded HLA, which failed to bind membranes at neutral pH.

The reading methods of the faculty level mathematicians were all quite similar and were markedly different from those that have been identified for undergraduate students, as well as from those used by the graduate students in this study.

Fruit a globose berry, to 2 cm in diameter, green (immature?), the pericarp quite thin but not markedly shiny; fruiting pedicels 1.5 2 cm, ca. 2 3 mm in diameter at the apex, woody and nodding.