Sentence examples for become more marked from inspiring English sources

The sour taste has become more marked with the fall of communism 15 years ago.

One is that in recent years it is true that some of America's distinctiveness has become more marked.

And, yes, the narrowing of horizons has become more marked since the annexation of Crimea, and the outbreak of war in Ukraine.

There has been "no mechanical or scientific advance," Waugh wrote in an author's note describing the book, but "existing social tendencies have become more marked".

"This report summarises concerns which we expressed then and in subsequent reports and which have, if anything, become more marked with the passage of time".

As the flow has faltered, the undulations of the jet stream have become more marked, with gentle waves turning into bigger loops.

This effect was largely confined to memories of social events (Wells et al., 1998), was more marked with high-anxiety events (Coles, Turk, et al., 2001), and became more marked as time since the event increased (Coles et al., 2002).

Urban employment was bountiful, and concentration in the state capitals became more marked than ever; many families had two or more income earners.

As I got older my feeling of outsiderness became more marked, as did the feeling that nothing in my background – my class or my ethnicity – was really worth having.

This stance became more marked as political art and its advocates came to the fore to ignite the culture wars of the early 1980s, a struggle in which Mr. Kramer took a leading role as the editor of The New Criterion, where he was also a frequent contributor.

Observed improvement of the tensile strength became more marked as the filler loading increased, indicating an improved degree of filler/matrix interaction.