Sentence examples for marked that the from inspiring English sources

In the industrial cities with the considerable atmospheric pollution, these changes are more marked that the background ones.

The contrast between the characters of Cookson and the incumbent McQuaid is so marked that the 27 September election will shape cycling's future in decisive fashion.

The effect was so marked that the trial was stopped early for ethical reasons, so that patients in the control group could be offered the new drug.

Lawrence Krauss, the chair of the bulletin's board of sponsors, said that 2017 marked that the first time since the position was created more than a half-century ago that there was no presidential science adviser.

The effect on the look and flow of pedestrians has been so marked that the Irish Times recently waxed lyrical about the street being Cork's equivalent to Barcelona's Ramblas.

The contrast between the two was so marked that the Brussels weekly newspaper European Voice carried a front-page picture of both commissioners, with the legend: "Who is happier after launch of embattled chemicals plan?" For many it was clear industrial lobbying had won the day and that, even by Brussels standards, it had been unusually intense.

He marked that event by founding the Henry Reed Fund for Folk Artists, named for his fiddle mentor.

Yesterday, Egyptians marked that anniversary by taking to the streets.

If they RSVP yes or no, the agent can mark that down in the Hustle app.

Cut it horizontally following the marking that was made in the preceding step.

Healey marks that moment as the critical point of departure and "a triumph for Mrs Thatcher".