Sentence examples for significantly marked from inspiring English sources

"I know these things are significantly marked up," Mr. Vineburgh, 33, said about Chelsea clocks priced at several hundred dollars.

Rather than her skin colour or the fact Kali was snatched from a bed in London, any sister will know the difference between them is more significantly marked by time.

And while training for Marathon Monday would surely be her most taxing physical challenge to date, it also, more significantly, marked the biggest mental hurdle Haslet-Davis had attempted to jump since tragedy struck, as she prepared herself to face the fears that were born at Mile 26 on that spring day in 2013. .

The Army bought 75 cattle in all from ranchers; the 17 most significantly marked were kept at Los Alamos, while the rest were shipped to Oak Ridge for long term observation.

Significantly, marked overlap of regulated genes was found throughout all disease states.

This increase was significantly marked at 200 μg/ml of CS (156 ± 17% of control, P < 0.001).

Our Census of Places That Matter is the first broad-based survey to discover places in all five boroughs that significantly mark the events, collective memory and living traditions of a grass-roots, inclusive New York history.

Brian Birdwell, a survivor of the Sept. 11 attack on the Pentagon and a newcomer to politics, won a special election for the State Senate, moving the political center of his district from the Waco area to Granbury, outrunning a former senator and Waco mayor-turned-lobbyist and, significantly, marking a victory for the conservative/Tea Party/anti-establishment Republicans in Texas.

The Nokia 7 Plus, priced at €399, is being positioned with its camera features in the forefront, with a 12MP Zeiss optics — significantly, marking the return of Zeiss to Nokia devices after having a long-time collaboration with the brand when Nokia was still making its phones itself — for its primary camera and a secondary 13MP camera with 2x optical zoom.

Hoffmann's story – in which the protagonist Nathaniel is enchanted by and falls in love with Olympia – who it transpires is a doll-like automaton – is the one that perhaps most significantly marks the shift from the doll or mannequin as a 'silent partner' to an icon, muse, or even fetish.

While both groups increased responding across time within intervals this was significantly more marked in the high-ADHD symptom group.