Sentence examples for has been especially conspicuous from inspiring English sources
In major public areas of cities, the police presence has been especially conspicuous, with weapons ostentatiously displayed.
Given his abysmal outlook, Weingarten says forget about all the talk -- which has been especially conspicuous from Federal Reserve chief Ben Bernanke -- that the economy will bottom this fall.
Corporations tighten spending whenever the economy is wobbly, of course, but this time the cutbacks have been especially conspicuous because they contrast so sharply with the excesses of the 1990's.
The Sub-Department of Bread has been under especially conspicuous siege, if only because tens of thousands of hopeful diners are each week swept involuntarily from their jobs while an elite team of forensic financiers tries to find out where the money is.
Four years ago Ms. Atkins, now 32, had a splashy entrance into the music world, which meant that her stumble was especially conspicuous.
But accuracy and logic have never been the tenets of Colonel Qaddafi's governing philosophy, and their absence is especially conspicuous now, as rebels pose the greatest challenge to his four decades of enigmatic rule.
This linguistic diversity is especially conspicuous in fragmented areas such as the Philippines and Indonesia and in highland and remote areas on the mainland, and it has been a retarding factor in national integration and development.
It is especially conspicuous below 180 K, where the system is considered to be in the glassy state and the molecule does not have sufficient mobility to adjust its conformation to the thermal equilibrium condition.
