Sentence examples for conspicuously improved from inspiring English sources
Officials say that the ratings must be "conspicuously" improved by 2012, when Mr Hu is due to step down.
"But so far," Vonnegut writes, "the school marks of the children and the conversation of the adults have not conspicuously improved".
The RCAES system can conspicuously improve the system efficiency without any greenhouse gases emission.
Conspicuously, the improved performance of lithium ion battery separator indicated that bicomponent cross-electrospinning method could be potentially applied for designing future lithium ion battery separator.
Due to the double Rayleigh fading channel, the system performance cannot be improved conspicuously by only exploiting this array gain.
The environment is to get "conspicuously better".
Axillary dissection may be associated with more accurate staging and improved regional control, but it does not affect breast cancer mortality or overall survival most conspicuously in older women supporting the hypothesis that the biologic behavior of the primary mainly determines whether metastatic spread occurs and hence whether the patient will die of her disease.
The air inflow and outflow deviations through the cooling columns are clearly restrained, which improve the local thermo-flow performances, thus increase the heat rejection conspicuously and recover the cooling efficiency of natural draft direct dry cooling system compared with the triangularly arranged air-cooled condenser, especially at small wind speeds.
It's the International Olympic Committee who awarded the games to the Chinese based on PRC's promise to improve its' human rights record, the assorted premieres, prime ministers and especially our president who should stiffen their resolve and be conspicuously absent.
I felt conspicuously human.
