Sentence examples for markedly little from inspiring English sources

From a certain perspective, it is hard to lament declining popular support for institutions which do markedly little to represent popular interests.

Indeed, the poll showed markedly little change in the racial components of people's daily lives since 2000, when The Times examined race relations in an extensive series of articles called "How Race Is Lived in America".

Meanwhile, there has been markedly little progress on other major issues including re-establishing Ukrainian control over a long stretch of its border with Russia, the alleged entry route for fighters and weapons.

We also point out that discovery prospects markedly improve for Little KK gluons as well, but the challenging reconstruction of their t¯t decay products may hamper their early discovery.

As soil iodine levels can fall markedly even as little as 18 km from the coast [28], and if the other factors (thiocyanate excess, and selenium deficiency) are present, endemic cretinism may be found in populations at this distance from a marine coast.

For example, infusion of 9 and 15 mg/min glucose induces mild and marked systemic hyperglycemia in pregnant rats [34], whereas we find that infusion of 4 mg/min glucose into the uterine artery at term raises the local glucose concentration markedly but has little effect on maternal systemic glucose levels.

If we calculate rolling correlations pairwise north-to-south, the correlations still fall, although a little less markedly.

It is markedly different from a little shyness or the usual sorts of passing social discomfort experienced by non-sufferers.

Symptom improvement at 6 month follow-up was measured in two ways: (1) change in symptoms since index visit rated on a 7 point scale (markedly worse, somewhat worse, a little bit worse, no change, a little better, somewhat better, markedly better) and; (2) patients report of satisfactory relief of bowel symptoms in past 7 days (yes/no) [ 16].

Black and solid, it contrasts markedly with the GameCube, a little purple box the size of a teapot.

Most of the ecotone-dwelling little greenbuls differed markedly in size and shape from their rainforest counterparts.