Pronounced
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390 examples of Pronounced in a sentence
There he correctly predicted “that the present cooling trend will, within a decade or so, give way to a
pronounced
warming induced by carbon dioxide,” and that “by early in the next century [CO2] will have driven the mean planetary temperature beyond the limits experienced during the last 1,000 years.”
Finally, blockage of the multilateral process will trigger an even more
pronounced
shift toward bilateral or regional free trade agreements (FTA’s).
The Syrian Sectarian DelusionPRINCETON – As Syria’s 18-month-old rebellion has grown increasingly violent – exemplified by the recent massacre of rural villagers by the Syrian military and militias loyal to President Bashar al-Assad – long-standing sectarian divisions have become more
pronounced.
That has meant greater regional balance as well: The coastal provinces, which produce more than 85% of the country’s exports, are experiencing the most
pronounced
slowdown, while inland provinces have maintained relatively high growth rates.
Employment remains low and is lagging GDP growth, a pattern that began at least three recessions ago and that has become more
pronounced
with each recovery.
Indeed, terms of trade do not have much of a long-term trend and show very
pronounced
reversion to the mean.
Our need for better highways cannot have declined; on the contrary, given population growth, the need for investment can only have become more
pronounced.
China knows that it has a problem with European public opinion, and that this might matter as China’s economic presence becomes more
pronounced.
What is specific to Poland is that the past eight years have apparently created a
pronounced
case of cognitive dissonance.
Moreover, income inequality has widened, with the global phenomenon of increasing concentration of wealth at the top very
pronounced
in many Arab countries.
It is likely that in the months to come, inflation in emerging Asia will cause
pronounced
divergence in inflation rates in the eurozone.
I also have a
pronounced
disdain for red tape and inefficiency.
In other words, banks undergoing examination lend more and make riskier loans – and these findings are even more
pronounced
in CRA-eligible tracts.
So, if we account for this value-chain composition, the decline in manufacturing – the production of tangible goods – is even more
pronounced.
The risk that a systemic financial crisis will drive a more
pronounced
US and global recession has quickly gone from being a theoretical possibility to becoming an increasingly plausible scenario.
But the downside is equally
pronounced.
In addition, many investors have abandoned the safety of government bonds, triggering a spike in interest rates even more
pronounced
than during the 2013 “taper tantrum” that followed former US Federal Reserve Chair Ben Bernanke’s statement that the Fed intended to wind down its liquidity support.
All of this, according to Reinhart and Rogoff, involves a “protracted and
pronounced
contraction in economic activity.”
These inter-generational biological connections are particularly
pronounced
in the case of female children.
But, while many financial relationships broke down once the financial crisis started, this one actually became more pronounced, and has become a popular strategy.
This boost to purchasing power is even more
pronounced
for the poorest tenth of US consumers, who can buy 60% more than they would otherwise be able to afford.
Through their ballots, they
pronounced
themselves in favor of continuing the processes of political democratization and the creation of a market economy.
But unemployment is most
pronounced
in the construction and automobile sectors, or in regions where house prices rose particularly rapidly.
But the true significance of his demand lies in that it’s being
pronounced
at a time when Prime Minister Salam Fayaad’s policies are posing a genuine challenge to the Palestinian national movement to choose between an ethos of vindication and one of state building.
In 2015, though, this behavioral difference has been less
pronounced
than usual.
This effect becomes even more
pronounced
when the estate of a single person or household is divided among multiple heirs – a very common occurrence.
Such disadvantages may become even more
pronounced
when workers telecommute.
Recently it was
pronounced
extinct - the first documented extinction of a primate since the 1700s.
We are seeing the emergence of regional orders – or, most
pronounced
in the Middle East, disorders – each with its own characteristics.
For Iraq, the complexities and contradictions of the war were even more
pronounced.
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