Sentence examples for sometimes markedly from inspiring English sources

Indeed, inventory -- tight as a noose since 2000 -- is up across the region, sometimes markedly.

Vitrain occurs in narrow, sometimes markedly uniform, bright bands that are about 3 to 10 mm (about 0.1 to 0.4 inch) thick.

As governments changed, their approaches to the same problem were sometimes markedly different and were not decisive," says transport infrastructure consultant Rowland Ataguba.

Nevertheless, even amongst patients with the same thalassemia mutation, the clinical course can vary, sometimes markedly.

On the other hand, adding nt3 sometimes markedly decreases support for deeper nodes, e.g. Gelechioidea, "core" Zygaenoidea, Yponomeutoidea + Gracillarioidea.

Marked warming trends in surface waters are apparent already today sometimes markedly exceeding atmospheric warming (Perry et al. 2005).

These challenges are being addressed by both the EU and the U.S., but sometimes with markedly different regulatory approaches and results.

And Torre hopes that Hitchcock will be a little more consistent, a little more predictable, than Keisler, whose effectiveness sometimes varied markedly from inning to inning.

For example, the capacity of faecal case components to reduce predation sometimes varied markedly among predators and between larval versus pupal life stages.

Classical descriptivists, like Gottlob Frege (1892) and Bertrand Russell (1911), were perfectly willing to acknowledge that the descriptive content in question might vary — sometimes quite markedly — from one speaker to the next.

However, in adolescence or adulthood, the choroid sometimes becomes markedly thickened [ 47].