Sentence examples for is markedly different in from inspiring English sources

The situation is markedly different in the religions of India.

Out-li-er, noun 1: a statistical observation that is markedly different in value from others in the sample.

2 : a statistical observation that is markedly different in value from the others of the sample 1. Roseto Valfortore lies one hundred miles southeast of Rome, in the Apennine foothills of the Italian province of Foggia.

What emerges over time, for those who live alone, is an at-home self that is markedly different — in ways big and small — from the self they present to the world.

The Iranians have not budged in their assertion that their people are innocent, so why should Argentina be in dialogue with them?" The reaction is markedly different in Tehran, where leaders have welcomed Argentina's diplomatic pivot.

Ms Merkel's trip to the US is markedly different in tone and substance from her last visit to Washington in June 2011.

For example, the biological stress and neurohumoral milieu are markedly different in acute ischemic injury and later adaptation to infarction, and both differ from a simple increase in after load.

The books are markedly different in approach and style.

Despite holding vastly similar political viewpoints, the two were markedly different in their governing style.

But recent experience has been markedly different in one crucial respect.

Their encounter, broadcast statewide from the WCBS-TV studio in Manhattan, was markedly different in tone from their meeting in Buffalo last month.