Sentence examples for stepped up markedly from inspiring English sources
So far, no viable fracking wells have been built in the UK, and local campaigns against the prospect of fracking have stepped up markedly.
From around 1994, methamphetamine appeared to take over and production seems to have stepped up markedly – probably due to the dire straits of the North's economy.
Banks have been instructed to lend more since last year; infrastructure projects have been stepped up markedly; and the central bank lowered interest rates in June and July.
Military patrols in Kinshasa have been stepped up markedly in the past few days because of fighting between Government troops and militia forces around Brazzaville, the capital of Congo Republic across the Congo River.
But the activity has stepped up markedly this year, the 250th anniversary of the composer's death, with events like the "Bach 2K" concerts this weekend at the Norfolk Chamber Music Festival.
The eight-year-old was well beaten on his Tokyo debut when only ninth in the Pegasus Jump, but he stepped up markedly on that form in landing this richly endowed Grade One contest.
In contrast, the King Edward VII Stakes looks a substandard renewal and is an unexpected opportunity for Godolphin's Festive Fare – no better than Listed class so far, but stepping up markedly in distance, to land a Group Two contest.
Besides the raids on refugee camps, he has markedly stepped up the bombing and shelling of Palestinian targets from air, sea and land.
He has stepped up the populist rhetoric lately — and markedly after political disaster struck last week — but few find this serene Harvard-trained lawyer credible when slinging populist rhetoric at "fat-cat" bankers.
