Sentence examples for markedly opposing from inspiring English sources
sELAM-1 showed a markedly opposing course after 48 hours of septic shock.
The endothelial marker sELAM-I showed a markedly opposing and predictive course after 48 hours of septic shock.
But he took a markedly different tack this session, opposing any new taxes and signing a budget that made the first reduction in overall spending on public education since at least 1949.
The playbook for opposing a war has changed markedly since the street-protest ethos of the anti-Vietnam movement.
But the election was markedly free of the obvious corruption that led to a walkout by opposing candidates in the 1999 election, which brought Mr. Bouteflika to power.
The prospects of Labour opposing British membership of the European Union, or adopting a position of neutrality, has grown markedly after a vote at the annual Trades Union Congress.
They walloped opposing teams.
Present the opposing viewpoint.
That means they established a product that, in the mind of the consumer, is markedly and undeniably different (as opposed to "false differentiation," which is more or less the same thing with different packaging).
