Sentence examples for it will be markedly from inspiring English sources

The brothers stressed that while they want to retain the fun retro tone of the first season, it will be markedly different and darker.

According to a BP report published last month, the country faces a future where it will be markedly less dependent on oil and gas supplies from the Middle East.

If Harborside is forced to close, where will I get my medicine?" DeAngelo pledges to continue to help his customers should his business shutter, but noted that it will be markedly more difficult.

In 2003, although it thinks its operating results will be "markedly" better, it had one problem after another.

If the partisan coloration of the new Congress will be little different, its diversity will be markedly greater, with four more women and an American Indian, the first ever, in the Senate, and at least a dozen new black members in the House.

But although it's hard to predict the size of the crowds that will greet President-elect Donald Trump at his public events this week, it seems increasingly clear that the after-hours revelry will be markedly muted.

This is probably the beginning of something that will be markedly better than what was, but it is not likely to lead to rapid miraculous changes of the East Asia or even the Latin American scale.

Men as well as women are leaving the Commons, though it is difficult to tell as yet whether the exodus will be markedly bigger at the 2015 election than at previous ones.

At the very least, says Robert Sharps, who manages assets for T. Rowe Price institutional clients, even if blue chips don't return to their late-1990s glory anytime soon, it's still "highly probable that returns in the next decade will be markedly better than the last one".

"Rather like a chronic contagious disease, it will creep up on us, and our ability to act will be markedly constrained - and we'll be the losers of this competition," he said.

It is not just the faces who have changed: England's approach under Jones will be markedly different, more about players reacting to what is in front of them than executing rehearsed moves.