Sentence examples for increasingly denoted from inspiring English sources
In Medellín, this negative outcome is increasingly denoted by the phrase "chasita economy", chasitas being the small trolleys the poor use to move around the community while selling simple food and non-food items.
Thus, nowadays, "value" increasingly denotes absolute cheapness e.g., low price/earnings ratios and a low ratio of stock market capitalization to net worth.
A score of 0 3, denoting increasingly severe abnormality, was assigned for each of these parameters, and added together as a total histological score.
The term quality assurance in higher education is increasingly used to denote the practices whereby academic standards, that is, the level of academic achievement attained by higher education graduates, are maintained and improved.
We evaluated whether or not the two species of coffee grown globally Coffea arabica and C. canephora (denoted "robusta")—had equivalent avian conservation value in the Western Ghats, India, where robusta production has become increasingly dominant.
In fact, the term "art animation," which once denoted a clear distinction between the work of commercial studios and the personal creations of animation artists, has grown increasingly hard to define.
"Baking cookies" denoted frivolousness.
This denoted severe emotional distress.
It denoted where the user was … at.
