Sentence examples for conspicuously expanded from inspiring English sources
Flowering dogwoods have small flowers surrounded by conspicuously expanded coloured bracts (specialized leaves) that are frequently mistaken for petals.
All metacarpals are conspicuously expanded at the proximal and distal ends.
This in turn argues that the programs now in place to protect habitat should not only be spared the budgetary wrecking ball but also expanded — most conspicuously those managed by the Agriculture Department that seek to preserve wetlands and prairie grasslands as well as the Interior Department's Land and Water Conservation Fund.
Dating back to the Liao dynasty (916-1125), the site has been a grotesquely expanded – huge new courtyards of conspicuously lacquered wood bury the smaller, faded original halls.
H3K9me2 was most conspicuously present at the doughnut, a pattern presented by up to 80% of nuclei and often this mark expanded into adjacent chromatin (Fig. 6A, Fig. 7A).
He finds a country where Catholics, once discriminated against, are conspicuously successful in public life and where the Catholic Church has enjoyed a boost in its fortunes since the European Union expanded in 2004.
Parks and broad grid-roads are conspicuously lacking on MK's expanding periphery, which I explored with Henk van Aswegen, director of the City Discovery Centre, a charity that maintains the corporation's archives.
Yet the shameful failure of member nations to provide troops and equipment means that NATO has conspicuously failed to meet the pledge it made last year to expand outside Kabul.
