Sentence examples for more conspicuous for from inspiring English sources

Ted Chiang is all the more conspicuous for his absence from all forms of authorial self-promotion.

And his failure to effect anything like the New Labour makeover, as signalled by the Tories' enduring feuding over the European Union and other right-wing shibboleths, is all the more conspicuous for it.

And at least one person in his press office is as fiercely loyal an employee as you'll find in theater: Irene Gandy, who would be conspicuous as one of the very few black women in the industry if she were not more conspicuous for her fur coats, ambitious hats and flashy sunglasses.

This probably makes the snails more conspicuous for foraging birds.

It means that the Purcell enhancement may be more conspicuous for the luminescence matrix with longer emission wavelength.

The variations are similar for RTL and RTM, but the abnormal decreases are more conspicuous for RTM than for RTL.

But other Democrats have been more conspicuous recently for their silence on the issue of military aid for Colombia.

The Horrible Bosses franchise looks an even more conspicuous candidate for collecting its belongings and leaving the building after a shaky start for the sequel.

The absence of a more conspicuous static window for PAS and fenamisal was traced to a severe postantibiotic effect (see Fig. S4a and b in the supplemental material).

Third, the intercropping of green and purple plants could have an added benefit of making weeds more conspicuous and targetable for control methods, and through trade-off logic might combat the potential for weeds to evolve crop mimicry (Barrett 1983).

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