Sentence examples for a more conspicuous from inspiring English sources

At this time the issuance of notes was a more conspicuous feature of banking than were deposits.

But another goose nearby had a more conspicuous injury: a nine-inch black arrow through its neck.

Now, however, there is a more conspicuous reminder: a new brown awning adorned with twelve-inch-high letters.

Wasn't there a time when arts programmes were regularly given a more conspicuous place in the schedules?

I would have liked to see a more conspicuous articulation of the floor plates than dark glass allows.

Indeed, these forces often play a more conspicuous part in the field of labour than do the market forces with which economic theory is mainly concerned.

While men had hitherto worn modest pieces called periwigs, in 1624 Louis XIII began wearing a much more conspicuous arrangement known as a peruke.

If, to take a counter-example, Mr Chubais is denied that job at UES, that will be a signal of Mr Berezovsky's renewed strength.The choice of a new prime minister, though a far more conspicuous affair, may be less revealing.

Whilst an increase in numbers can make a group more conspicuous, and therefore more easily detectable (e.g. Jackson et al. 2005; Ioannou and Krause 2008), there is evidence that moving as a group has advantages.

And certainly there is a lot more of it and, in particular, a lot more conspicuous architecture than there used to be.

With the team's off-season conditioning program a month away, Collins said he expected to be a far more conspicuous locker-room presence this year.