Sentence examples for markedly next from inspiring English sources

The Yankees are extremely unlikely to sign Ramírez unless his price drops markedly next month, which will not happen if a bidding war develops between the Los Angeles Angels and Ramírez's last team, the Los Angeles Dodgers.

The UK economy will slow markedly next year as uncertainty about the country's future position in Europe and higher inflation hit consumers and businesses, the British Chambers of Commerce (BCC) has predicted.

The UK Offshore Operators Association (UKOOA), a trade body, thinks that the rate of decline will slow markedly next year.

E1 BUSINESS DAY C1-18 A Further Sign of a Slowdown Capital spending in the third quarter grew at an annual rate of 7.8percentt, about half its pace in the previous quarter, the Commerce Department said, reinforcing the view of many analysts that the economy would slow markedly next year.

The team should look markedly different next season.

If the economy does not improve markedly, the next governor may have to raise taxes or slash services to deal with a gaping deficit next year.

Many plasma manufacturers said they expected prices for 42-inch and 50-inch models to drop markedly in the next few years.

But with the level of threat warnings increasing markedly over the next several months, there is no indication that any directive went out in the late June period that was described in the memo from Mr. Clarke's office.

Mr. Bernanke said the overall economy is still growing, suggesting that the Fed is not likely to cut interest rates at its policy meeting at the end of this month unless conditions worsen markedly in the next couple of weeks.

As the economy recovers and temporary fiscal stimulus measures are phased out, the deficit as a share of gross domestic product is expected to decline markedly during the next few years.

The dramatic change in Europe's demographic profile will weigh far more heavily on the continent's future than the institutional minutiae that have been preoccupying the conventioneers.Fertility rates across Europe are now so low that the continent's population is likely to drop markedly over the next 50 years.