Sentence examples for for a markedly from inspiring English sources

But I want to argue for a markedly superior institution which we have also made all our own: the roundabout.

The redesign calls for a markedly different physical environment at Lincoln Center, tempering the dominant stone structures with more greenery and glass.

The big smiler revisits the classics for a markedly trad family feast: a succulent bird, a tasty gravy, an exceptional spud.

Cocaine abuse, which had been a marginal drug problem throughout much of the 20th century, grew alarmingly in the late 20th century in several countries, and cocaine became responsible for a markedly increased proportion of drug-induced deaths.

Cocaine abuse, which had been a marginal drug problem throughout much of the 20th century, grew alarmingly in the late 20th century in several countries, and cocaine has become responsible for a markedly increased proportion of drug-induced deaths.

A pleasant-looking man whose dark, pleading eyes suggest reserves of decency and a deep well of panic, Mr. Carell makes for a markedly different presence from Mr. Adams, a stand-up comic who delivered all his dialogue like one-liners and seemed two jokes and one unfastened brassiere away from a gig at the Playboy Mansion.

In the 1960s Timo Sarpaneva struck a new note with his sculptures formed from the charred inner surface of wooden molds, while Oiva Toikka designed for Wärtsilä-Notsjö objects of a markedly Pop art nature.

Although Brown was heralded (and ridiculed) for his far-left ideals during his first two terms in the 1970s and 80s, the former "Governor Moonbeam" has faced criticism from progressives for adopting a markedly more conservative stance on a number of issues his third time around.

For example, a markedly higher prevalence of postchallenge hyperglycemia has been reported in older women compared with that in older men, whereas fasting hyperglycemia is more common in older men than in older women (6– 10).

Another application that is extremely important for delivering decision support is a program called an event monitor, which sits over a database and can provide notification when an important event is found (for example, a markedly elevated serum sodium level) [ 12].

Preliminary analyses of marsupial crania, for example, display a markedly different pattern of module disparity that that reported here for placentals.