Sentence examples for more conspicuous of from inspiring English sources

For most of the past decade, since Mrs. Clinton has been working in Washington, where she and her husband have a house in the Embassy Row area, the former president has been the more conspicuous of the two here.

One of the more conspicuous of these faults is located at a depth of 138.5 m in Hole 1.

Often the gametophyte is the more conspicuous of the two generations, as an upright phase, while the tetrasporophyte is an overlooked filamentous or crustose stage [ 1, 23].

A marked characteristic of the leaf is an areolated portion bounded by two longitudinal curved lines, one on each side of the midrib, and more conspicuous on the under face of the leaf.

This method of assessment is practically useful and clinically appealing for both radiologists and referring physicians [29], because lesions are more conspicuous on this type of images.

The plant, a vine found in the Cuban jungle, displays a special, dish-shaped leaf above its flowers to make itself more conspicuous to the sonar of bats, which the plant needs to spread its pollen.

It identifies some of the easier and more conspicuous aspects of the regulation of sulfur assimilation.

Some of the more conspicuous examples of sexual dimorphism are the appearance of miniature parasitic males in anglerfish, the tail of the peacock, and the song of the male nightingale (reviewed in [ 1]).

As Congress moved this week to levy a 90percenttaxax on the $165 million in bonuses paid to executives of the American International Group, one of the more conspicuous expressions of outrage came from Representative Charles B. Rangel.

There are, of course, more conspicuous signs of the city's heightened security: Armed National Guard troops, for example, will be stationed at the airports.

The very long waiting lists are just one of the more conspicuous indicators of these burdens and inefficiencies.