Sentence examples for more conspicuous role from inspiring English sources

Next year Harrah's will play a more conspicuous role, moving the event to the Rio, which has conference rooms big enough to handle three times as many spectators and players.

An indirect but more conspicuous role in the pathogenesis of HIV myocarditis and cardiomyopathy has been attributed to infected and/or immune activated inflammatory cells infiltrating the myocardium.

There is substantial evidence that the increase in IL-6 serum levels with age results in part from the loss of sex steroids such as estrogen, testosterone and dehydroepiandrosterone [ 36, 37], which have an important role in blocking transcription of the IL-6 gene, so that their loss at menopause may have a more conspicuous role than the genotype.

He started to get more conspicuous roles.

Genes involved in RNA metabolism, i.e., genes whose products synthesize, degrade, or interact with RNA, are among the most highly conserved sequences common to all known genomes, and provide insights into an early stage in cell evolution during which RNA played a much more conspicuous biological role (Tekaia et al. 1999, Delaye and Lazcano 2000, Anantharaman et al. 2002).

England's back row was no quicker than it had been in the World Cup, but James Haskell's role was more conspicuous and the three-quarters were expected to contest the breakdown.

"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".

But, Rossiter points out, we could also use such clothing to make ourselves more conspicuous.

They should be much more conspicuous.

We SOM fans are far more conspicuous.

Yet style did play a conspicuous role in his work.