Sentence examples for appreciably darker from inspiring English sources

When the Moon covers a large proportion of the Sun, the sky becomes appreciably darker, and stars may appear.

The film, much of which was roughed out by Hawke and Delpy from their personal experiences, is appreciably darker than its predecessors.

As pregnancy progresses the breasts become larger, the lightly pigmented area (areola) around each nipple becomes first florid or dusky in colour and then appreciably darker; during the later months the areola takes on a hue that is deep bronze or brownish black, depending on the woman's natural pigmentation.

The connective tissue within the palmar fascia of the DD-injected forepaw showed consistently and appreciably darker staining (Fig.  3c) when compared to the forepaw that received CT-derived fibroblasts (Fig.  3b) and the control forepaw (Fig.  3a); no consistent difference was appreciated between CT-transplanted forepaws and native control fascia.

The picture is appreciably, if not dramatically, darker than in the summer, when George Osborne – his confidence swelled by the Conservatives' unexpected majority – staked his audacious claim to a new settlement, involving "low taxes, low welfare and high pay".

On one hand, the scores have marks and blots that hide the original symbols; the papers are folded and have light and dark areas; the color of the ink varies appreciably through a score; the presence of fungi or mold affects the general condition of the sheet, an so forth.

These were polyhedral in shape with dark staining nuclei and eosinophylic cytoplasm and were appreciably larger than those of the granulosa cells or other stromal cells.

Pulis appeared appreciably happier.

His nose was appreciably thinner.

The backups were not appreciably better.

Police responses also did not appreciably change.