Sentence examples for make markedly from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, elderly women make markedly fewer and shorter trips compared to equivalent men in all observed income groups.

These filmmakers are making markedly different films than the projects Hollywood was interested in just 5 years ago.

Mr. Tinterow seems to have brought as much order as possible to the proceedings, with a result that nearly every gallery makes markedly different points.

Whether this be over rail nationalisation, a fairer taxation system or greater support for small businesses, it has been made markedly clear that Corbyn's Labour party is in sync with public opinion.

On the other hand, Plantago ovata husk is a highly hydrosoluble fiber, and makes markedly viscous solutions, increasing the thickness of the intestinal diffusion barrier.

Jarvis wants to phase out the one-year-and-out recruit, but that's precisely the type of player who can make teams markedly better.

Moreover, Iran might well respond by seeking to make life markedly more difficult for US and Nato forces in neighbouring Afghanistan.

Try Paterson aloud and you can't help but hear the authority and directness of his syntax, the forward momentum of his phrasing and a somewhat colloquial diction that goes just far enough to make the markedly artificial form of the sonnet feel "natural".

Many gun control advocates fear that allowing students to carry concealed weapons would make campuses markedly less safe.

Concurrently with these significant technical developments, the Internet has made patients markedly more autonomous in medical decision making, perhaps even more knowledgeable than care providers, particularly in the realm of genetic testing [ 9- 12].

This has made life markedly more expensive, as the costs of imports have surged.