Sentence examples for bring a marked from inspiring English sources

Contrary to popular belief, the Christmas holiday doesn't bring a marked increase in the number of suicides.

Upwellings of deep water at the eastern shore a result of prevailing-wind activity can also bring a marked drop in summer temperature.

stay can be so devastating — and new efforts to bring a marked change to the experience — are of increasing importance because, as the population ages, more people are being admitted to the units.

Although Japan has received a psychological boost by seeing its players win contests on a worldwide playing field, South Korea probably benefited more from being a host country as the games helped bring a marked increase in global awareness of Korea's new economic and technological prowess.

Applying this modification in distance step size did in fact bring a marked improvement in the quality of the AD core, as depicted in Fig. 8 by the higher accuracy value at the first iterations of ReliefF top 20.

In a speech on Tuesday governor of the Bank of England gave a gloomy outlook for the British economy, arguing that 2008 would bring a "marked slowing in growth" led by troubles in the housing market and a drop in consumer spending.

Despite continued clashes the cease-fire called for last weekend has brought a marked reduction in violence.

The Northern Dvina is primarily fed by melting snow, which brings a marked maximum flow of 700,000 cubic feet (19,800 cubic m) per second in the spring.

Initiating appropriate antibiotic therapy seems to bring about a marked reduction in PCT levels.

In West Hollywood, a dozen couples waited overnight, bringing forms marked "Party A" and "Party B," rather than "bride" and "groom".

Her good marks bring a rare smile to Mr. Hudu, who has been struggling to support his seven children with a small pension.