Sentence examples for conspicuously growing from inspiring English sources

But his government is purportedly — and conspicuously — growing even more brazen.

As commodity prices have risen, those rents have grown conspicuously.

The state news agency said that the owner of Hannibal TV was a relative of the former president's second wife, Leila Trabelsi, a widely reviled figure here whose family grew conspicuously rich after her marriage.

The garden was ostensibly his wife's domain, which is why Latif did his planting on the sly, but it didn't take long before the vine, having absorbed all those rich Upper East Side nutrients (smog-flavored rain, decomposed poodle droppings, roach-killer runoff), grew conspicuously large.

At the auto show here, and on the skyscraper-lined avenues of China's growing metropolises, pickup trucks and hatchbacks are conspicuously absent.

'A Very Steep Road' Even the most conspicuously combative of the independent candidates seem to be growing tired of banging their heads against a wall.

But at the same time the rich grew richer — conspicuously so, as the opening of the market made foreign luxury goods available in Iran for the first time since the revolution.

Despite the fact that a growing number of jurisdictions are giving pharmacists various forms of prescriptive privileges, there are conspicuously few rigorous evaluations of these policy changes.

Also conspicuously lacking is any clear plan for generating the economic growth needed to begin paying down those growing debts.

In recent years, the mid-budget Hollywood film has grown increasingly,  even conspicuously, absent from the larger studio model.

The length of seedlings grown at 1g was conspicuously shorter than parallel samples grown under microgravity.