Sentence examples for cut markedly from inspiring English sources
The two billionaires cut markedly different swathes through Silicon Valley.
The poll confirms the recent overall trend, which has seen Labour's lead over the Tories cut markedly since early in the year.
However, as international troops are drawn down, foreign aid could be cut back markedly.
The result is a five-track EP in which every cut is markedly different – It ranges from big room to bassline house to spooky, mid-tempo bass tracks like the titular tune, "Ghost," of which we've got the premiere.
Mr. Elmendorf said the tax increases and spending cuts "would markedly slow the economic recovery" in 2012 and 2013, but could add to the strength of the economy in the long run.
A growing body of academics cite the possibility that both car ownership and vehicle-kilometres driven may be reaching saturation in developed countries or even be on the wane, a notion known as "peak car".Recession and high fuel prices have markedly cut distances driven in many countries since 2008, including America, Britain, France and Sweden.
We will discuss why identification of predictive biomarkers early in the course of clinical drug development is very important, why use of response as the clinical endpoint is more efficient for biomarker discovery than is use of overall survival, and how early development of predictive biomarkers can speed drug development and markedly cut drug development costs.
Cut-off for markedly positive TPOAb was determined as 90th percentile of serum concentration within group of 297 unselected included women.
But Pakistan needs sustained growth of 5-7% a year if it is markedly to cut poverty at the last count, nearly a quarter of Pakistanis were below the poverty line.
It was also too long-winded; nearly every scene would have improved markedly with cuts, and the whole thing ran, with intermission, nearly three hours.
The cut-off score for a markedly low QoL was suggested to be a score below 0.55, and an extremely low QoL score was < 0.4 [ 27].
