Sentence examples for a noticeable degree from inspiring English sources
If it bothers him to be on the outside looking in, it is not to a noticeable degree.
"And I probably don't come across as a particularly angry person but what anger I do have probably gets manifested in Mosca to quite a noticeable degree.
The bridge still tilts to a noticeable degree (this can be illustrated by standing on the span and picking a point of reference as trains pass).
This leads to a bread that is denser, with a more pronounced flavor of corn — though to some it will add a noticeable degree of grittiness as well.
The NYPD claims to have arrested roughly a dozen people, and while a majority of officers practised a noticeable degree of restraint, videos depict several confrontations involving heavy-handed police tactics.
The day featured many other firsts, as well as a noticeable degree of chaos, as the people working in the new administration moved into their White House offices, struggled with their White House computers and digested their new obligations.
Dementia hasn't set in yet to any noticeable degree.
If we are ever to produce great playwrights, composers, choreographers, theatre, musicals and films to any noticeable degree, we must learn to trust those who work in art development and give them some latitude.
There doesn't seem to be any noticeable degree of distress around the world about the fact that the observation deck on the 124th floor of the Burj Khalifa in Dubai closed only a few days after it opened to the public, in January, the victim, apparently, of faulty elevators.
Navalny is far from a spent force, however, analysts said, and added that it remains to be seen whether he'll indeed be able to reduce turnout in the March election to any noticeable degree.
The noticeable degree of solvent stability, which is displayed by A. chroococcum crude PO, raises potential future application of this enzyme in bioremedial and biotechnological processes of which organic solvents can often be found as a co-solvent.
