Sentence examples for a more conspicuous position from inspiring English sources

Having previously been a distant speck in David Cameron's rear-view mirror, the Labour leader has suddenly accelerated into a more conspicuous position.

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

Males also purportedly show a more conspicuous pattern of transverse streaks on their dorsal side.

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.

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

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

Thus, relatively speaking, consumers with low self-esteem (high self-esteem) prefer a more conspicuous product design over a less conspicuous one to a lesser (greater) extent when they are embarrassed than when they are not embarrassed.

Kaplan and colleagues were able to find this cosmic gem because it has a more conspicuous companion.

In other cases, it points out the shadowy forces that profit from a world distracted by a more conspicuous battle.

The population of SPSPA exhibits a more conspicuous divergence from the others.