Sentence examples for appreciably as from inspiring English sources

In most liquids, viscosity drops appreciably as the temperature is raised.

Howard Archer, economist at IHS Global Insight said it was likely business demand for credit "will pick up appreciably" as the recovery takes hold.

Amid difficult economic conditions, Ahlsell's business has grown appreciably, as it has acquired 25 companies and consolidated its supplier base over the last six year.

It has narrowed appreciably as the Spanish economy has grown by an average of 2.5% since then, whereas Italy managed only 1.6%.Corruption is quite common in Spain too, but it is far more prevalent in Italy.

In the coming months, Archer expects growth to "moderate appreciably as the fiscal squeeze increasingly kicks in from early April, some temporary growth drivers wane and consumers limit their spending in the face of serious headwinds, most notably the major squeeze on their purchasing power".

Thanks to a single swipe of the former England striker's left boot, Dick Advocaat's hopes of saving Sunderland from relegation increased appreciably as John Carver's already slender chances of staying in charge of Newcastle United next season receded a little further in the rear view mirror.

However, they found that estimates of the standard error of estimates of the population mean were often appreciably smaller (as much as 85%) with model-assisted estimation.

In addition the economy is slowing markedly and gasoline consumption is being impacted appreciably by higher prices as well as the weakening economy -- Economics 101 prescription for lower oil prices which just isn't happening (today's overall turbulence excepted but still to levels that are historically steep highs).

Because of strong gravitational perturbations produced by their close approaches to Earth, however, the orbital elements of all Earth-approaching asteroids except the shallow Mars crossers change appreciably on timescales as short as years or decades.

As peptide concentrations increased further, α7-nAChR expression levels remained appreciably enhanced as compared with controls at all peptide concentrations tested.

Dano hasn't had that many leading parts, but he is, to a certain kind of movie-goer, instantly and appreciably recognisable, as John Tibeats in 12 Years A Slave, Eli in There Will Be Blood and, most famously, his almost silent appearance as Dwayne in Little Miss Sunshine – all films in which his performance exerts a greater influence than the size of the role.