Sentence examples for overly marked from inspiring English sources

It is found that besides the typical unmarked transitive pattern, the verbs can both occur in a causative pattern overly marked by one of the causative markers (讓 rang, 令 ling, 使 shi, or 叫 jiao)11: (13) The Transitive-Causative alternation: a. Transitive pattern: Experiencer as Actor 我羨慕/忌妒他 wo__xianmu/ jidu __ta 1p.sg__envy/jealous__3p.sg I envy him.

With the 12 different areas (parishes) considered, however, the fully Bayesian approach in Rapid Inquiry Facility along with free software for Bayesian data analysis, WinBugs [ 26] yielded an overly marked smoothing: For the total study group, those smoothed non-participation ratios varied between 0.95-1.06 0.95-1.06e 12 pacrosss and, for the high risk individuals, between 0.94-1211.

Paul Hayes collected the ball, with back to goal, and took advantage of some overly tight marking from Alexei Smertin to spin around him and beat Carlo Cudicini.

I underlined the key passages in the articles, emphasizing the dialogue, marked out overly complex dependent clauses, and photocopied it so that each student had a copy of the text.

At times, as in the little A major Andantino, the treatment was a bit stolid, and the rapid-fire C sharp minor prelude was marked by the overly obtrusive pedalling, which was an occasional bother through the evening.

The one flaw of "At Memory's Edge" is that its introduction and opening chapters are marked by an overly intellectualized rhetoric that is far from the customary clarity and force of Young's prose and may prove a deterrent for the general reader.

Idiotic mortgage loans started the financial fire and overly stringent mark-to-market accounting rules acted as an accelerant, forcing financial firms to write down the value of their assets even when underlying mortgage cash flows were likely to grossly exceed fire-sale prices for mortgage securities.

The resulting images are striking to be sure, marked by unusually serious expressions and overly dramatic poses.

But make no mistake: L.A. Unified is a district that has long been marked by fever-pitch politics and an overly influential and intransigent teachers union.

Ofqual's report says the appeals system does not have the confidence of schools and colleges, and is "both overly complex and conceptually at odds with how qualifications are marked initially".

They've set up their cars "to allow ourselves the strategy to run hard but run in a way that's not overly aggressive" and risk a wreck, not unlike the one that's marked Hildebrand's career, Hildebrand said.