Sentence examples for sharply marked from inspiring English sources
The stratification may be sharply marked so that one layer is set off visibly from those above and beneath it.
Mr. Ikuma's fleet oboe playing and sharply marked phrasing was a periodic reminder of those qualities, as was the general warmth of the string tone.
Heartland's trouble became public last October, when the firm sharply marked down the value of two of the municipal bond funds because it had determined that many of the securities the funds held had been inaccurately priced.
Overall, the researchers found that gender divisions between characters have "become less sharply marked" over the last two centuries, with "very different language" used for men and women in 19th-century novels compared to the present, when "the actions and attributes of characters are less clearly sorted into gender categories".
The author brackets Germany in a group of "tragic peoples" that also includes "the Russians" and "the Jews" – ethnic groups that, as he writes, "are more sharply marked by the paradoxes of historical processes" than the "Anglo-Saxons", who are resistant to history "like a well-greased boot to water".
And the landscape is transformed throughout the year by sharply marked seasons.
But as Gavyn Davies shows, the market responded by sharply marking up its expectations for future short-term rates.
The temperature drops sharply, marking the first time I notice something unusual that can't be easy explained.
This while sending a real-time message to their fellow OPEC cartel coven by sharply marking up prices for October shipments of heavy crude to Asian refiners (Gulf Times, September 7).
Ticket sales for most Broadway shows fell sharply last week, marking the traditional start of the post-Labor Day slump for musicals and plays when the tourist season is over and families are focused on the start of school.
The KOL's influence declined sharply after 1886 a year marked by 1,600 strikes (some of them violent) and the deadly Haymarket Riot in Chicago.
