Sentence examples for more conspicuous over from inspiring English sources

The right inguinal bulge protruded with coughing and gradually became more conspicuous over the last 4 years.

And that's part of a larger story -- namely, that income inequality has been growing more and more conspicuous over the past 30 years, not just in New Orleans but everywhere in America.

Thus, relatively speaking, consumers with low self-esteem (high self-esteem) prefer a more conspicuous product design over a less conspicuous one to a lesser (greater) extent when they are embarrassed than when they are not embarrassed.

Compared with simple cysts which exhibit non-progressive enhancement and haemangiomas which show discontinuous and persistent enhancement, metastases have a progressive enhancement pattern and become either less conspicuous over time or more conspicuous as a result of delayed central enhancement due to non-specific accumulation of contrast within the lesion's extra-cellular space.

"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".

That only made it more conspicuous that Mr. Koppel and his staff are keeping the seat warm for Jimmy Kimmel, whose new show will take over the slot in January to replace the canceled "Politically Incorrect".

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.

They should be much more conspicuous.

He started to get more conspicuous roles.

We SOM fans are far more conspicuous.

"The more conspicuous you are," he explained, "the less conspicuous you are".