Sentence examples for a marked degree of from inspiring English sources
There has also been a marked degree of separation, a sense of distance from the pain.
There maximum population was reached in the 1970s, followed by a decline associated with a marked degree of deindustrialization.
The large rugged jars with high shoulders are not so precisely potted as similar jars from China, often showing a marked degree of asymmetricality.
Federal Reserve Board officials decided at their policy meeting on May 7 that the economic recovery had slowed and that its future was subject to a "marked degree of uncertainty," minutes of the meeting showed today.
The skin has such vigorous healing properties, however, that widespread injury, as in thermal burns, may be followed by a marked degree of regrowth of the injured or diseased areas, with a disproportionally small degree of scarring.
It's anybody's guess who will emerge as the 2017 Ladies' Singles Champion; the women's game, at the moment, is rife with inconsistent if often brilliant play, and comprised to a marked degree of players nursing injuries, players just back from layoffs, and players coming out of nowhere, playing fearlessly.
If any marked degree of varus or valgus be present, a wedge shaped piece can be removed from the outer or inner section of the medio-tarsal joint sufficient to correct the deformity.
For both boy and girl adolescents, only those in the most severe hazardous adversity subtype (consisting of 6% of the sample) in the preschool years had any marked degree of influence on the level of depressive symptoms at the age of 14.
Mzab demonstrates to a marked degree some peculiarities of Islamic culture, especially in town planning and dwelling design.
In many countries women's life expectancy exceeds that of men to a marked degree, and so, in Iceland, men live on average to the ripe old age of 81, whereas women live on average to 84.
People who exhibit these types of behavior to a marked degree are recognized as being creative" (Guilford 1950, p.444).
