Sentence examples for a noticeable and from inspiring English sources

This caused a noticeable (and duly noticed) one-off jump in the fraction of jobs defined as part-time (see chart).

And that's a noticeable, and even striking, change.

Graham said that there has been a noticeable and dangerous drift away from FOIs.

In a noticeable and what advisers say is a deliberate way, Mr. Green, at the age of 56, is recasting himself in this, his first campaign for mayor.

It was a noticeable and deliberate shift in tone for Ms. Quinn, who emerged as a pivotal player in the talks.

CARACAS, Venezuela — In the final days before a referendum that will determine whether President Hugo Chávez can run for re-election indefinitely, campaigning has taken on a noticeable, and sometimes ugly, edge.

The advent of bilingual programs to tertiary education has meant a noticeable change and introduced Content and Language Integrated Learning (CLIL) approach into Spanish universities.

He had a noticeable paunch and moved slowly and awkwardly through the show.

The closer cooperation between the Top 14 and the national side is starting to have a noticeable effect and there is more consistency in selection.

A few mentioned adults they knew with a noticeable strabismus and that they did not want their child to reach adulthood and still have the strabismus.

He was stocky, with a noticeable paunch, and was dressed in a black suit.