Sentence examples for has been particularly marked from inspiring English sources

But that unhappiness has been particularly marked in the Middle East.

Every steel industry in the developed west has shrunk in the past 15 years: Britain's decline has been particularly marked.

The decline has been particularly marked in the European Union: from 10.4% in 1997 to 8.2% in 2000.

The sector's recovery has been particularly marked in the Asia-Pacific region, thanks to the area's economic resilience.

The fall has been particularly marked among part-time and mature (aged over 20) students, whose numbers have almost halved in recent years.

But its advance has been particularly marked here, strong enough to set off a debate on what it is to be a German.

The ONS said that since 1991 there had been a decline in active pension membership – defined as someone paying into a scheme or having contributions paid in on their behalf – but this had been "particularly marked" in the private sector, where workers are typically either in a final salary or money purchase scheme.

Alcohol has been implicated as a major contributor to the rapid fluctuations observed in male life expectancy since 1985 that have been particularly marked among working-age men.

The increases have been particularly marked during the last 60 years, as many new organic chemicals have been synthesised and used in thousands of products.

Analysis of routinely collected data over the past few decades has implicated alcohol as a major contributor to the rapid fluctuations observed in male life expectancy since 1985, that have been particularly marked among working-age men.

Alcohol is thought to one of the major proximal determinants of the dramatic fluctuations in mortality observed in Russia since 1985 [ 2– 5] that have been particularly marked among working-age men.