Examples of using More marked in English and their translations into German
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Colloquial
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Official
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Ecclesiastic
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Political
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Computer
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Programming
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Official/political
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Political
where the contours become more marked, around the rock cliffs of Vergisson
Although the concentrations of black populations are more marked in the USA than in western Europe the threats
The reduction in the number of holdings of less than 5 ha was more marked in Ireland and Denmark than in the founding countries a reduction of 68% and 87% respectively as against 23% in EU-6.
In terms of ECU per employee these differences are more marked.
The result is an Amnesia with softer tones and a more marked incense aroma.
floral, more marked in its aroma.
economic activity will be more marked in an enlarged Community.
Moreover, the ageing of the health care professions is more marked there than in EU-15.
But then, the difference is more marked.
The bill It is more marked in brown and irises They are darker.
The shift was more marked for those who were diagnosed in ages 20-49.
The brilliancy of his talents was not more marked than his gentleness of disposition.
This year will also see a more marked focus on the theme of games/interactive.
Nothing can be more marked than the contrast presented by the aspect of these two neighbouring countries.
Sotavento is called the part of Algarve which beaches are more marked by dunes than by cliffs.
The gaps tend to be more marked where overall the employment rate is relatively low.
This effect was even more marked with the 3x12 pattern.
These findings were more marked in young animals.
The slant of the dividing line is more marked.
In clothing, the changes have been more marked.