Sentence examples for markedly, they from inspiring English sources

"Support for legalization, though growing markedly", they write, "is not as intense as opposition, and is likely to remain relatively shallow so long as marijuana itself is not seen as a positive good".

While senior Western officials said the basic Russian position had not shifted markedly, they welcomed the comments that were made to a Kremlin advisory group by Mikhail Bogdanov, a deputy foreign minister and Russia's top envoy for the Middle East, which were reported by the Interfax news agency.

Prices for imported food and manufactured goods should have gone down markedly; they did no such thing--due largely to a politically fixed and inefficient distribution system.

While the politics of Corbyn and Sanders differ markedly, they both hug the progressive margin of their respective countries' mainstream political spectrums, as well as enjoying significant support from unions and injecting life into a previously dispirited young electorate.

Although the predictions of the landscape-divergence and nested-subsets hypotheses differ markedly, they are not mutually exclusive: habitat fragments in different landscapes could increasingly diverge over time, but still support subsets of the same high-diversity species pool found in intact habitat.

The mt genomes of Leptotrombidium and S. magnus differ markedly; they only share the gene boundaries cox1-cox2, nad6-cob and atp8-atp6-cox3 (Fig. 1).

First of all, students who are better prepared academically for college not only do better when they get to college; they improve more markedly while they're there.

This is markedly different, they explained, from how they and other candidates conduct campaigns at the state level.

The bonuses were tied to the company's share price, which fell markedly after they were paid but before they were disclosed.

When they took this course, albeit their IC markedly improved, they felt that their English had not improved much.

"With market prices markedly higher, they saw this as a good opportunity," Mr. Bagby said.