Pronounced
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390 examples of Pronounced in a sentence
This failure is perhaps most
pronounced
within the eurozone, where Germany and the Netherlands have failed to reduce their surpluses, even as the deficit economies have undergone massive adjustments.
But in 2010, with Yushchenko’s popularity at an all-time low, Yanukovych won a vote that international observers
pronounced
free and fair.
As is often the case in Europe, the differences among member states are pronounced: the share of cash transactions ranges from 42% in Finland to 92% in Malta.
The effect on the Asian monsoon system could be even more
pronounced.
Domestic financial instability, associated with liberalization, also has a large impact on economic performance, as does the lack of control over non-bank financial intermediaries – an issue that China is now starting to face as the shadow banking sector’s contribution to credit growth becomes more
pronounced.
The improvement is especially
pronounced
in Brazil, which under Rousseff experienced its deepest recession on record.
Both Jacques Chirac and Gerhard Schroeder have repeatedly
pronounced
that what happens in Iraq is a strategic challenge to their countries.
This gap has become even more
pronounced
since the advent of artificial intelligence (AI).
Nowhere is this phenomenon more
pronounced
than in the United States, where the Federal Reserve has reduced interest rates to unprecedented levels and, through quantitative easing (QE), augmented bank reserves by purchasing financial assets.
On average, there has been only a modest EU-wide decline in trust in European institutions, and this has been driven largely by the
pronounced
decline of trust in four countries on the eurozone periphery: Spain, Greece, Portugal, and Ireland.
But this is misguided, for perhaps the most significant moment in China's recent history of boom and transformation was the 1998 appointment of Zhu Rongji
(pronounced "
Joo Rong-jee") as premier of the State Council, a position once held by Deng Xiaoping.
The impact of this approach may be even more
pronounced
in Japan, where only a small share of firms currently pay corporate tax.
This “divergence” was very
pronounced
in colonial times.
The influence of higher education on social mobility is particularly
pronounced
in low-income countries, where the scarcity of skilled human capital gives tertiary-educated workers a significant wage premium.
The report oddly finds that raising the target capital ratio would have a significantly greater adverse effect in the United States than in the eurozone, despite the latter’s more
pronounced
reliance on bank-based financing.
Today, the global ramifications of a major central bank’s actions are much more
pronounced
than in 1971.
On average, women have only three-quarters the legal rights that men have, and they suffer from
pronounced
disparities regarding pay and accommodations for parenthood.
Without
pronounced
and sustained efforts now to turn a vicious cycle into a virtuous one, the US runs the material – and unnecessary – risk of many more deaths, and of a sluggish, partial, and insufficiently inclusive recovery.
This trend will become more
pronounced
as the number of financial firms shifting from fossil fuels continues to grow.
The problem is particularly
pronounced
in the countries that joined the EU after the turn of the century.
The problem is particularly
pronounced
in Africa.
Moreover, this trend will only grow more
pronounced
from here on out, as the cost advantages of newer, cleaner energies make them increasingly attractive relative to fossil fuels.
Alternative data may bring into sharper focus the areas where physical climate risks may be more pronounced, and encourage greater awareness of the benefits of enhanced and more comparable disclosure.
Like the so-called Green New Deal advocated by leading US Democrats, the European Green Deal will have a
pronounced
social dimension.
This problem is particularly
pronounced
in Latin America, the region with the most unequal land distribution globally.
From the start, there were
pronounced
differences between individual member states not only with respect to economic and fiscal policy, but also in terms of political culture and mentality.
As for residents of developing countries, whose currencies are prone to depreciation, Libra’s facilitation of money changing would accelerate the depreciation, boost domestic inflation, and make capital flight both likelier and more
pronounced.
Macron has also
pronounced
the “brain death” of NATO, echoing Trump’s description of the alliance as “obsolete.”
The effect is
pronounced
enough that the Thai government – which has agreed to purchase 95% of the electricity the dam generates – has asked Laos to suspend its test run until the drought eases.
Once these factors are taken into account, our analysis shows that China’s real exchange rate against the US dollar displays a
pronounced
and consistent appreciation trend.
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