Sentence examples for Noticeably firm from inspiring English sources

Their views on the Falklands are noticeably firm.

In common, they all had noticeably firm acidity, relatively low alcohol and those distinctive saline notes.

His cheeks were rosy and his stride noticeably firm, though occasionally he held onto the lectern, as if to support himself.

Repeat one or two times, until the tofu is noticeably firmer.

Any loss of vigour is, however, more than made up for by a ripening of tone: Sheers's voice is noticeably firmer now, his ear more refined.

There was noticeably firmer backing from Labour and Lib Dem voters, with 51% and 56% respectively arguing that it was good to see the story published.

"Lending terms also firmed noticeably on the consumer side," the survey reported.

The unsoaked beans had a noticeably deeper flavor; they were firmer to the bite, and they did not break up as much in cooking.

The consulting firm has suffered more noticeably from his electoral distractions; recent defections have included Mr. Giuliani's former chief of staff, Anthony V. Carbonetti, who largely severed ties with the firm this year but was among the aides making calls in the wake of Mr. Mondello's departure Monday.

Benchmark staples Mitch Lasky and Matt Cohler, who joined the firm in 2007 and 2008, respectively, are noticeably absent.

Margaret Bruce, the head of the textiles department at UMIST, says that interest by British firms of all sizes in employing her graduates has risen noticeably in recent years.These changes are good, but there will need to be much more if British textile firms are to survive in the future.