Sentence examples for appreciably ahead from inspiring English sources

At 70 years old, Michael Haneke is now a double Palme D'Or-winner at Cannes and has moved appreciably ahead of those controversial figures, such as Lars von Trier and Gaspar Noé, with whom he was once bracketed.

Mortgage rates, which had already climbed noticeably in anticipation of the Fed's decision, may not rise appreciably in the days ahead.

Trump always wins (wink!)... .. To be sure, Trump is not going to sit idly by watching his lead appreciably slip until Jeb Bush or Marco Rubio pulls ahead.

Though smaller than before, the engine's power jumps appreciably.

But Mr. Bernanke warned the Joint Economic Committee of Congress last week that the economy would grow at a pace "appreciably below" normal for the second half of the year and that the credit squeeze had damaged economic growth for the months ahead.

After months in which Mr. Bush was ahead in Florida with a double-digit lead, polls now show that Mr. Gore has closed the gap appreciably.

Pulis appeared appreciably happier.

His nose was appreciably thinner.

Willis held for 2-1 in the third, to go ahead for the first time in a set and when he held to love in the seventh game for 4-3, thenergygy level of the contest rose appreciably.

The backups were not appreciably better.

Police responses also did not appreciably change.