Sentence examples for a more noticeable from inspiring English sources
You will typically see a more noticeable result than with other non-surgical methods, though results are not permanent (around two years).
Other inscriptions from the Val Camonica and the Garda district attest to a more noticeable Indo-European dialect, due perhaps to Celtic and Latin influences.
What's more, working hours across the two sectors seems to be equally heavy with, but with a more noticeable change in the last 10 years for state school teachers.
A more noticeable development is the increase in concerts with musical direction from outside the organization or from members of the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra, suggesting a gradual loosening of Mr. Marsalis's grip on the programming of individual shows.
But it would have a more noticeable impact on lower-income workers, since they would presumably need the money more than wealthier people and be more likely to spend it.
In the last few months, she has become a more noticeable presence in some Manhattan subway stations, thanks to a pilot project that paralleled a more ambitious one to install signs in the ceilings of numbered-line stations.
Science is becoming a more noticeable element of the TV schedules, with the redoubtable David Attenborough still building on nearly 50 years of explaining the wonders of the natural world and with Brian Cox and his hugely successful recent TV series.
Select a boot-cut with a slightly more noticeable flare to help balance out your curvy hips.
The extract adsorption on the metal surface is causing the decrease in the metal dissolution at a relatively more noticeable higher rate while affecting the hydrogen reduction to a lesser extent.
The Fed is barely halfway through its plan to buy $1.25 trillion in mortgage-backed securities, a program that directly affects home mortgage rates and has had a much more noticeable effect than the Treasury bond program.
But since then, another trend has become a lot more noticeable — even in New Jersey.
