Sentence examples for markedly too from inspiring English sources

But its pace has slowed markedly, too.

It's very white too – markedly so for us former inhabitants of Finsbury Park – and with this comes a lack of the cultural diversity and understanding that is such an important component in making London the great city it is.

Mr. Bell's remembered past is not markedly different — he too is the gay outcast pining for something more than friendship from his best friend — although Mr. Bell's escape is not "dazzle camouflage" but taking refuge in fantasy.

Today the conversation about immigration reform is markedly different and too often fails to address the real factors that motivate immigrants and the human cost of our politicized border enforcement.

Andrew J. Spano, the county executive, and Jeanine F. Pirro, the district attorney, have his-and-hers dueling community coalitions, but both have also spent considerable political capital trying to fix something that can never be completely fixed, and probably can't be improved too markedly in their time in office.

Furthermore, if the decline in risk of progression over time is greater for BeS than for CBD development, the CBD BeS ratio does not increase too markedly over time.

He differs markedly on foreign policy, too.

The streetscape, too, is markedly changed.

The assumptions used in data analysis of accelerometer data can produce markedly different results, and using too low or too high cut-points may obscure important group or treatment differences.

Biography too became both markedly Christian and markedly popular.

But the credit-worthiness of emerging-market issuers overall has not markedly improved.True, yields were probably too generous in the autumn of 2002.