Sentence examples for a less noticeable from inspiring English sources

A less noticeable precedent that Washington set, which has remained to this day part of our idea of the Presidency, comes from his background.

A less noticeable change in N. Y., but a change all the same, is the sudden popularity of the word "personalized".

A four-day experiment restricting private cars to driving on alternate days last August reduced traffic but had a less noticeable effect on the city's air quality.

Today, markets often render credit judgments before the rating agencies can take out their pens, so a downgrade has a less noticeable effect.

Furthermore, they are a less noticeable tax, even though much of any increase would eventually be passed on to employees through lower pay rises.

All these discrepancies greatly complicate perception as, probably, does a less noticeable variation: according to the gallery, each room is painted a different shade of white.

Earlier in the week, a less-noticeable document from H.P. gave a hint of what kind of hardware company it might want to be.

But if the rates were any less noticeable, would a visit feel somehow less special?

This way you can just slide the bottom of the cake off the pan with the parchment, which looks a lot less noticeable than a metal base.

So he has learned to walk on the sides of his biking clamps, making the noise a little less noticeable on the polished wood floor as he heads out the door.

As the CHMSL went from 35-percent effective to 4-percent effective, each additional unit on the road was a fraction less noticeable than the last.