Sentence examples for even more markedly from inspiring English sources

In recent times that has been changing, markedly so in the Blair years and even more markedly under the coalition.

In less predictable ways, the findings could alter public discussion of immigration by suggesting that Americans see immigration even more markedly as a cultural matter than previous thought.

If he was pre-eminently a gregarious man, and generous with his friendship, Bradbury was even more markedly a devoted family man.

Authority is seeping away but this weekend, even more markedly, the men very much look as if they are in charge.

If he was preeminently a gregarious man, happiest in the social context of conferences, seminars and meetings, and generous with his friendship, Bradbury was even more markedly a devoted family man.

It contrasts even more markedly with a forecast for contraction of 0.1% from thinktank the National Institute of Economic and Social Research, which accused the government of deliberately damaging the economy with its unwavering austerity package.

Even Bastian Schweinsteiger, who is more markedly a holding midfielder than his nearest team-mate Sami Khedira, had a flashback to his previous life when he broke free on the wing to set up the centre-half Arne Friedrich for Germany's third against Argentina.

A few stylistic points now and then seem not quite right, to be sure: the accentuations of torso tiltings, the spacings between dancers, the length of certain balances, and, more markedly, an evening-out of Cunningham's frequent contrast in pacing phrases between straight-legged steps on half-toe and steps with bent knees and heels down.

Markedly, Women are even more reluctant towards online shopping.

The ibis form an even more homogeneous group, birds of medium size with markedly downcurved, slender bills; the spoonbills, of the same family, differ in this respect, as the name implies.

Corsican UM1 diverged markedly, UM1 from Piana being even more extreme along the first axis of total variance.