Sentence examples for markedly ahead from inspiring English sources

The result: Obama's lead would have been cut from six points to three points — i.e. he would still have been markedly ahead.

FiveThirtyEight is a data journalism website done well: it's not reinventing the trade, but it's markedly ahead of almost everyone else on quality, has a clean design, and a strong team.

But that changed markedly ahead of last year's parliamentary elections, when Mr. Gudkov delivered a fiery speech warning that expected vote-rigging in favor of the ruling party would radicalize voters and politicians like himself.

Investors were markedly nervous ahead of the release of this morning's employment report, fearing yet another economic thunderbolt that would send bond yields soaring and put pressure on the stock market.

Investors were markedly nervous ahead of the release of the report, fearing yet another economic thunderbolt that would send bond yields soaring and put pressure on the stock market.

Haldane said the economy was unlikely to crash but was likely to slow, perhaps markedly in the quarters ahead.

Most of that was on Wednesday, after it warned that its marketing costs would rise markedly in the year ahead.

Although they are now strong, their pace of growth is expected to slow markedly in the quarters ahead.

"Production costs have jumped markedly during the last three months, rocketing ahead after a full year of already rapid cost inflation.

Convection increased markedly early on October 11 as it turned northward ahead of an approaching cold front, and Kyle regained tropical storm status about 35 miles (60 km) east of the border between Florida and Georgia.

Booking at least six weeks ahead ensures the best price; fares can rise markedly as the departure date nears.