Sentence examples for appreciably new from inspiring English sources

We may not learn anything appreciably new about the Adams family, per se, but in "First Family" Mr. Ellis employs his narrative gifts to draw a remarkably intimate portrait of John and Abigail's marriage as it played out against the momentous events that marked the birth of a nation.

But these factors would not appreciably diminish the new report's figures on the declines in homicides due to emergency services, Professor Harris said.

They are believed to be ready to offer the new manager appreciably increased autonomy in recruitment.

The number has dropped appreciably since, but a new generation of South Korean directors, who regard Mr. Im as their spiritual leader, has begun to flourish.

The survival rate over the last 20 years has not improved appreciably despite a number of new and refined treatment modalities.

The new estimates are appreciably higher than the earlier estimates, bringing Japan's pandemic experience in line with that of other parts of Asia and resolving a major puzzle in the epidemiology of the 1918 19 pandemic.

Already the empirical experience gained from three years of program activities in the first seven implementing countries has contributed appreciably to the development of new guidelines, norms, and regionalized strategies that will facilitate and accelerate program activities in the many countries still needing to begin their integrated NTD control programs.

Philander is getting the new ball to swing appreciably, although his line to the left-hander isn't right at the moment.

Handspring's new Treo 600 is appreciably slimmer and has softer edges than earlier products so it can appeal to both sexes, some designers suggest.

"While the falling back of mortgage approvals from January's peak level was clearly influenced appreciably by the introduction of the new mortgage market review regulations that came into effect in late April.

The deficits in government budgets exist in spite of the very small amount of construction since the London naval conference, and they cannot be cured appreciably by a total suspension of new construction.