Sentence examples for pronounced given from inspiring English sources

This explanation is especially pronounced given that seven of the 10 least affordable cities have negative domestic migration, meaning more people are leaving than coming in.

Given the many co-morbid conditions, the necessity for a specialized journal is even more pronounced given the challenges of contemporary justice and health care delivery systems in addressing these complex issues that affect both health and safety outcomes.

De Blasio's centrism becomes more pronounced given the context in which he's proposing his policies.

This risk may be considered especially pronounced given the rich cultural, ethnic, and linguistic diversity that distinguish sub-Saharan Africa (28).

While Mr. Canada's program is considered a national model, some say the results should be more pronounced, given that he vastly outspends traditional public schools.

A number of the show's supporting players — the "nerd herd" of Buy More workers — appear in the Webisodes, but Chuck himself (Zachary Levi) doesn't, an absence that seems more pronounced given that the show is named after him.

The attractive/repulsive intermolecular forces become more pronounced giving rise to an enhancement in viscosity.

I noticed Schieffer wore one similar to Romney, but with blue stripes more prominently pronounced, giving off the calculated aesthetic of impartiality.

On the second manipulation, this effect on omissions was more pronounced, giving rise to a significant Genotype × Task Manipulation interaction F 3,57) = 4.53, p <.01] and a significant pairwise comparison at the shortest stimulus duration of.1 sec (p <.01; Figure 4C).

In some species, these can be quite pronounced, giving the caterpillar a woolly appearance.

That's because Ancient Greek was a pitch-accented language, a bit like Chinese is today: an accent indicated the relative pitch at which you pronounced a given syllable and not, as in English, the stress (emphasis or loudness) that you put on that syllable.