Sentence examples for much conspicuous from inspiring English sources

So much conspicuous wealth, recently, has made it seem that one must own as much as one can.

The similar results can also be observed in Supplementary Tables S3 and S4, which imply that the Fisher coefficients and thresholds trained by genomes with medium G + C content (∼50%) are much universal, this is consistent with previous works by Chen et al. In Table  2, the results obtained by P. aeruginosa are much conspicuous, for this genome has a high G + C content of 66%.

They should be much more conspicuous.

They are much less conspicuous in the forested area of the discontinuous permafrost zone.

It would have been a much more conspicuous failure had it been left in the White House".

Surrounded by ornate mausoleums, memorial statuary and 560,000 dead bodies, "Civic Virtue" will be much less conspicuous.

And security within the city appeared much less conspicuous as well, with fewer checkpoints along the streets.

For a genome of a given size, a binding site will have to be much more conspicuous if it is alone than if it is one of many.

And yet he was never really one of them: Keynes was too lacking, like Winston Churchill, in "soundness", or indeed "bottom", and much too conspicuous in his cleverness.

While men had hitherto worn modest pieces called periwigs, in 1624 Louis XIII began wearing a much more conspicuous arrangement known as a peruke.

Because the Wi-Fi phone looks like a standard cellphone, it is much less conspicuous than a laptop on the street.