Furthermore, Manning's 7.73 net yards per attempt is all the more impressive since he throws the ball markedly more times per game than Elway did during the '97 and '98 super bowl campaigns.
The Obama organization, far superior in 2008, never left the state and has a markedly more sophisticated operation this time.
The news comes as a setback to Mr Bolsonaro as on Sunday, doctors had said his condition had "improved markedly" and he was spending more time out of bed.
Although she noted that Perry's Reith lectures "form the basis of this jaunty little book", Lynn Barber, again in the Sunday Times, was markedly more indulgent to the potter than the TV presenter: "I have never read such a stimulating short guide to art.
Frankly, we were markedly more relaxed ourselves and even had some time to enjoy conversing as adults, rather than simply tend to our sons.
Mr. Viard said that over time the code had become markedly more progressive for the poor compared with the middle class.
Mr. McNamara said he remembered no time when William had been markedly more dovish than other decision makers, even Mr. Ball, who Mr. McNamara said never renounced the idea that a victory by the North Vietnamese would lead to Communist victories elsewhere.
Two friends, Stein and Ben, would be backpacking for the first time, each wearing new shoes and markedly more carefree dispositions than either me or my girlfriend, Rachel.
Persons are markedly more separate and distinct from one another than are the different phases or time-slices of a given person's life.
The T-cell repertoire in cord blood recipients treated with a nonmyeloablative regimen was markedly more diverse and robust compared with the repertoire in those receiving the myeloablative regimen at similar time points.
Despite long wait times and the occasional browser crash, though, this year's ticketing event ran markedly more smoothly than in the past.
