Sentence examples for be noticeable enough from inspiring English sources

"We believe the signs will be noticeable enough to help drivers navigate the plaza," he said.

Yet the overall carbon impact of tar sands appears to be noticeable enough that it'll likely remain a part of any debate about tackling global warming.

So do improving economic data herald an end to falling living standards, when, how soon will people recover the lost ground, and will this be noticeable enough to counter Labour using the "crisis" to campaign for votes?

But that still can't tell us more important things, such as how easily Glass's imagery can be tuned out when your attention is elsewhere, or whether changes on the display such as a new notification will be noticeable enough to catch your attention.

Toilet bowls can either be round or elongated, and the difference should be noticeable enough to spot with the naked eye and without measuring.

It's noticeable enough that it's created an uneven playing field".

They were noticeable enough to make the whole thing special, but still subtle enough to render the dish sophisticated.

The dichotomy of attitudes toward wild cats and wild dogs is noticeable enough that psychologists and conservation workers have developed theories about it.

Following a fantasic performance in 2016's Jackie, she is again in front of the camera – but it is difficult not to think she may be trying to make a wider point about Hollywood: to have one film playing at the autumn film festivals that offers a critique of fame and the ghoulish things it does to people is noticeable enough, but to have two is downright pointed.

It doesn't happen a lot, and I've never seen it in Pro-Am or MyPark, but it's noticeable enough to mention.

Just enough to be noticeable, not enough to be annoying.