Sentence examples similar to appreciably more frequently from inspiring English sources

Moving to appreciably more prosperous areas is often impossible.

There is ample evidence that the proportion of applicants from underprivileged backgrounds to medicine within the UK remains extremely small and has not changed appreciably over many years, with the highest social class represented some 30 times more frequently than the lowest [ 2– 5].

Often, his piano parts are not appreciably more interesting than, say, the improvised playing of a tasteful, jazz-trained cocktail pianist.

More and more frequently.

win" more and more frequently.

I doubt that the report about the narcotics is made appreciably more believable by the verification.

Nor did it accept being asked to give up appreciably more territory than it was offered.

It is now half a billion, not appreciably more than the Korean budget.

Polls show that the South did not grow appreciably more conservative during these years.

Larger fish did not have appreciably more eggs in their nests than smaller ones.

He was patient, and the music benefited from his patience; the musicians became appreciably more alive.