Sentence examples for be a marked underlying from inspiring English sources
"Nevertheless, there does appear to be a marked underlying improvement in activity under way, with the UK economic recovery genuinely moving to a firmer footing".
"Maybe I will be a marked man in the summer.
If he comes out, he would be a marked man.
Let (mathsf {B}) be a marked basis of (Bbbk ^X).
Over the past two decades, there has been a marked improvement in our understanding of the underlying etiology and treatment of central nervous system (CNS) disorders.
It is a marked change from a year ago.
In the UK, underlying DIY sales have been in decline over the last decade as there is a marked shift from DIY to do-it-for-me [DFM]." Cheshire rejected these suggestions.
And it's a marked difference to the way previous generations perceived the world – for better and worse, as it subliminally [conveys] racism and underlying evils, or misrepresents a world we've never seen.
The skeptic was a marked man.
"But it's a marked increase.
