Sentence examples for is most marked from inspiring English sources

This "aspiration gap" is most marked in the poorest households.

The contrast between the quarter-finalists is most marked in the defensive records.

That distinction is most marked in the final story in the collection, "My Parents' Bedroom".

This is most marked in the country that used to epitomise free enterprise.

The gap between Britain's rhetoric and its reality is most marked in its experience as an imperial power.

But Ms. Clarke's public service career is most marked by her work with two complicated and crusty Republicans.

This disadvantage is most marked in the elite colleges that hold the keys to the best jobs.

It is in the Middle East that the Freedom Agenda had its greatest ambitions — and it is there where the sense of failure is most marked.

And disquiet is most marked in those sections whose expectations are the highest, such as the urban, educated middle classes and skilled workers in the more sophisticated industries.

But, of course, it is London where this process is most marked, as the poor are steadily being concentrated in the suburbs, and the city centre, with its astronomical property prices, has become the playground of the super-rich.

The fall in users is most marked in those developed countries where Facebook first launched to the public in September 2006, after its first two years when it catered only to US college and high school users.