Sentence examples for run markedly from inspiring English sources

Low-cost carriers, mimicking the success of Southwest Airlines in the United States, have forced down profit margins, undercutting intercity prices by the big carriers that have run markedly higher than on similar-length routes in the United States.

On the other hand, we also showed that 48-hour ultramarathon run markedly reduced concentration of these sphingoid base-1-phosphates (Baranowski et al. 2014).

At a time when over-all revenues are running markedly below their historic averages relative to G.D.P., the Obama Administration and Congress should be focussing on ways to wring more money out of big companies — not less, or even the same amount.

During the Notre Dame controversy, the Vatican's newspaper ran a markedly positive story about Mr. Obama.

The melting and cold crystallization behavior of PHB and PHBV during DSC heating runs is markedly affected by the addition of PECH EO.

In contrast, inclusion of Bik1 and Bim1 together caused the fraction of plus-end-directed runs to markedly increase.

Ross McEwan may work in the same oversized office that used to be occupied by Fred Goodwin, but the bank he is running is already markedly different from the global empire that the disgraced Scottish banker built up before it collapsed into a £45bn taxpayer bailout in 2008.

However, if the run defense has not markedly improved since the preseason, if Martin and the rookie James Reed -- who will rotate at nose tackle -- cannot stabilize the position, James could run wild throughout the game, using his devastating cutback ability to weave through a defense that will be testing its comfort level with the one-gap 4-3 scheme.

Because the government is still running deficits -- though markedly smaller ones -- the debt has increased throughout Obama's presidency.

HD and Bdr mutants showed a markedly lower running performance compared with WT with both the standard and complex wheel.

Excessive running load is expected to markedly exceed the animals' normal physiological running activities.