marked difference
sharp distinction

There is, as we know today, a marked difference between them.

The more marked difference between now and six years ago is that the Republicans are out of power.

They got an 8.5, a marked difference in possible threat.

Scientists said they did not understand the cause of such marked differences.

I was struck by the marked differences between the countries.

I believe there are still some marked differences in this respect.

However, researchers have found marked differences between the two drugs.

Would you say there was a marked difference between him and Muddy?

More than anything, however, there was a marked difference in attitude.

This led to a marked difference in the sound of both tracks.

There is a very marked difference between the two doctrines.

Their reaction to despair, as well, shows a marked difference.

Among these groups, there are marked differences of opinion about the Pope.

But there was a marked difference between his father-in-law and himself.

There are also marked differences between the theme and plot of the two works.

A marked difference between this version and the novel is the final scene.

In addition, there are some marked differences between it and its English relative.

Women, by contrast, did not show a marked difference in their attraction to men who might work above or below them.

Still, each performance has compelling aspects, and there are marked differences between them.

He regained consciousness soon enough but with some marked differences.

But after attending 10 hours of classes at each school, I discovered marked differences.

The marked difference was independent of the medical reason for premature delivery.

But below the surface of that agreement she found marked differences in interpretation.

Yet, even among these families, there were marked differences.

In general, however, the mouthpiece can have a marked difference on the severity.