Sentence examples for more conspicuous and from inspiring English sources

Social media give non-believers more clout but also make them more conspicuous, and therefore vulnerable.

But none was more conspicuous, and of greater likely consequence to the city in the long run, than Revel.

New roads are being built to make cultivation more conspicuous and to encourage farmers to grow other plants, such as olive or almond trees.

Chlorophyll, the green pigment in plants, is lost; yellow and orange pigments called carotenoids become more conspicuous; and, in some species, anthocyanin pigments accumulate.

"Public interest cases afford a judge more sway over public policy, enhance the judicial role, make judges more conspicuous and keep the law clerks happy".

While substantially smaller than the proposed project in the Bronx, it is in a much more conspicuous and jealously guarded spot in the city.

Before being sacked by President Boris Yeltsin, he had started to tackle some of the more conspicuous corruption and lawlessness of the presidential court, and given Russians a pleasant whiff of Soviet nostalgia with his steely language towards the West.The second string is Mr Luzhkov, who is almost the only elected politician in Russia who can speak with genuine pride about his achievements.

22 This illustrates the power of packaging to communicate messages that allow consumers to identify with and differentiate between the brands, also when more conspicuous designs and elaborate elements such as pack shape, opening methods or shape of the cigarette are not being used.

He's sporting the green, white and red of the Iranian flag painted on his face but, in trying to be unobtrusive, he only makes himself seem more conspicuous... and then you realise that "he" is a she, and the cap pulled over her head is a disguise to fool the security.

These discrete "pop-in" events correspond to the activation of individual shear bands, and the character of serrations is strongly dependent on the indentation loading rate; slower indentation rates promote more conspicuous serrations, and rapid indentations suppress serrated flow.

The lobsters that were larger in relation to the green crabs suffered a higher rate of predation, which we believe was due to more conspicuous activity and less use of shelter.