Sentence examples for a noticeable bump from inspiring English sources

Christina Brashear, its publisher, said that the giveaways have led to a noticeable bump in sales.

Surrounded by a posse of computer hackers — all seemingly modeled on Gabriel Mann's character in "Revenge" — Ashley bounces from psychiatrist's office to critical-thinking class without a noticeable bump in reasoning skills.

That exposure often leads to a noticeable bump in sales, several music industry veterans said, as NPR appeals to a demographic that is willing and able to hand over money for music.

The biggest update is the JIT compiler, which should give your Vibrant a noticeable bump in speed.

As you can see in the video above, the new hardware driving the box has gotten a noticeable bump in performance.

Naturally there's a high-quality Flash livestream there was a noticeable bump in quality once Jones vs. Bader began but that's always been available on previous official UFC streams; it's nothing to brag about.

We're definitely not seeing any noticeable bump in pageviews coming from Google as a result of the button.

Her nose had a barely noticeable bump at the bridge and her mouth a slight, demure, enchanting overbite.

In their quarterly letter to investors, Mr. Hastings and Netflix's chief financial officer, David Wells, attributed some of the second-quarter subscriber gains to "Arrested," writing, "This show already had a strong brand and fan base, generating a small but noticeable bump in membership when we released it".

As a result, we can see that there is a small but noticeable bump in the true decision surface around (x1, x2) = (0, 4) and (1, 4).

It did attribute part of the current quarter's growth (600,000 new subscribers) to Arrested Development, which it said brought "a small but noticeable bump in membership" when it was released.