It's too conspicuous.

It's too conspicuous.

The scar on his forehead is conspicuous.

Imposing billions of dollars of fines on the most conspicuous wealth creators is not the way to go.

Conspicuous consumption becomes less important when people already know your income.

Regulators have been wrestling with this problem for years, without conspicuous success.

Indeed, conspicuous glamour and excess are not uncommon among Mexico's richest citizens.

The emergence of violent Muslim vigilante groups employing jihadist rhetoric and mobilizing followers for jihad is one of the most conspicuous new phenomena in Indonesian Islam.

Therefore listing vocal, conspicuous comments probably will not reflect overall rounded general discussion.

LONDON Home to one sixth of the world s people, but contributing only one fortieth of world GDP, Africa is the most conspicuous victim of the global recession.

Intelligent speeches, spirited debates and clever slogans were conspicuous by their absence in this election.

In the opportunity culture of the United States, by contrast, conspicuous consumption was more tolerated.

High spending was a mark of success what Americans demanded of their rich was conspicuous enterprise.

And it was quite curious. He said, Of all the differences between the races of men, the color of the skin is the most conspicuous and one of the best marked.

Their society was meant to be puritanical, frugal, non permissive, with laws against conspicuous consumption and luxuries.

An 18 year old who had shown conspicuous interest in the fire fighting operation was initially arrested.

Today, however, more than four years into a credit crisis, a conspicuous enigma calls this legacy into question.

From the ruins of another empire, Russia's, I would add There is nothing more conspicuous than an absent monument.

If so, what was their purpose in letting him use so conspicuous a hiding place practically next door to a prominent military installation?

According to the newspaper ThisDay, Buhari's conspicuous absence even raised concerns that he'd been flown abroad again, though the government denied these rumors.

A conspicuous example is United Air Lines the world s largest airline in which more than 50,000 employees collectively acquired a controlling share in 1994.

One more suggestion Environmentalism has its own off putting conspicuous consumption, and it chases people away from values and issues they might otherwise embrace.

Implicit threats of a unilateral Israeli attack, together with conspicuous meddling in the US presidential election campaign, have compounded Netanyahu s effort to twist Obama s arm.

As the world reacts to China s crackdown in Tibet, one country is conspicuous by both its centrality to the drama and its reticence over it.

The two leading nationalist candidates for president in 2000 Aleksander Lebed, and Moscow mayor Yuri Luzhkov were conspicuous in not picking up this old battle cry.

Perhaps less conspicuous, the EU s decision to adopt International Financial Reporting Standards in 2000 2002 triggered an extraordinary move toward the global harmonization of accounting rules.

Conspicuous consumption was eschewed. The rich were supposed to save much of their income, as saving was both a fund for investment and a moral virtue.

The incomplete monument serves as a conspicuous reminder of Ukraine s unfinished battle against homophobia a problem that has been accentuated by a recent spate of homophobic attacks.

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Japanese Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi's annual visits to the Yasukuni Shrine which is widely viewed as a symbol of Japan's former militarism is a conspicuous example of this.

Indonesia is increasingly in the news because of its large Muslim population, the rise of fundamentalist rhetoric, and purported connections to international terrorism. The emergence of violent Muslim vigilante groups employing jihadist rhetoric and mobilizing followers for jihad is one of the most conspicuous new phenomena in Indonesian Islam.

The most noble, the most refined, hmm?

Most often, they are the most frequent users.

Most don t.

Most don t.

The most expensive programs aren t necessarily the most successful.

The most famous supermarket is also the most expensive.

Most English words are unknown to most English speakers.

Unfortunately, in most cases the poorest countries, where aid is most needed, are also the most corrupt.

Learning from experience is the most common and most powerful.

True, most recessions are reversed, just as most booms end.

The display is the most expensive component in most laptops.

Most have refused.

Most are useless.

Most are relatives.