Sentence examples for may be conspicuous from inspiring English sources

Clark has been doing this kind of thing for half a century, so, while the effects may be conspicuous given her age, they're not surprising.

In birds, carotenoid pigmentation may be conspicuous in the yellow tarsal (lower leg) skin, external ear, body fat, and egg yolk (especially in poultry) and in red-coloured feathers.

Drogba and Anelka may be conspicuous by their absence but clubs are realizing that just because you have money, does not mean you should spend it on the biggest names you can get.

Small quantities of the red waste compound, bilirubin (C33H36O6N4); a green product formed from it by the removal of two hydrogen atoms, biliverdin (C33H34O6N4); and various other chemically similar compounds occur in normal tissues and may be conspicuous in excretory or secretory materials under normal circumstances and certain pathological conditions.

Broadly speaking, it's true that the market at large has pretty low expectations for this round of earnings, and the few pleasant surprises may be conspicuous for their minority.

If the CML is associated with significant displacement and periosteal stripping, there may be conspicuous sclerosis and subperiosteal new bone formation.

Suggested by StinkEye71 Simone's particular brand of name-dropping may not be conspicuous, but it is pointed.

The toll may not be conspicuous yet in the broader economy, but at the local level, the ripples are spreading.

A projection on the front side of the auditory canal (the tragus) or another on the rear side (antitragus) may also be conspicuous.

One body form may be more conspicuous than the other.

Yet its proprietors and editors have rarely proved averse – Rupert Murdoch may be the conspicuous exception – to accepting baubles for themselves.