Sentence examples for markedly from a from inspiring English sources

Mr. Tully argued that New York City's taxi industry was so highly regulated that a leasing of a taxicab differed markedly from a typical car lease.

Those who watched his debate performances during the long primary season say he improved markedly from a fairly shaky start but never really mastered the form.

Its results improved markedly, from a performance equivalent to a USCF rating of 1243 to reach 1640 by April 1967, about the average for a USCF member.

It sees a boost from lower oil prices and strong domestic demand helping the US economy to grow 3.6% this year, up markedly from a 3.1% forecast made in October.

It saw a boost from lower oil prices and strong domestic demand helping the US economy to grow 3.6% this year, up markedly from a 3.1% forecast made in October.

As President Obama tries to persuade a reluctant Congress to pass new gun laws, the poll found that a majority of Americans — 54 percent — think gun control laws should be tightened, up markedly from a CBS News poll last April that found that only 39 percent backed stricter laws.

That said, the menu is in two clear parts and I am certain that one of these would benefit markedly from an uplift in trade.

It isn't necessary to be a medievalist to perceive that a softly modeled, jewel-tone Nativity from a Florentine gradual differs markedly from an angular, green-tinged Crucifixion from a German missal.

For example, between the mid-1960s mid-1970s970s, "the number of postmenopausal estrogen prescriptions increased markedly from an estimated nine million to approximately 25 million" [ 12].

Conducting a study in a number of small retail establishments with a few workers each differed markedly from conducting a study in a large factory.

This pattern differed markedly from either a random choice null expectation, or a null model based on avoidance of others (the 95% confidence intervals of our data differ from the theoretical model in Fig. 3).