Sentence examples for becomes noticeable from inspiring English sources
Weight bias against men becomes noticeable when a man reaches a B.M.I. of 35 or higher.
It adds up, literally, and it becomes noticeable in the tactile areas of the cabin and with the amount of additional road and engine noise that leaks in.
The partial phase of the eclipse then begins as a small indentation in the western rim of the Sun becomes noticeable.
When the personal cost of drinking or drug use becomes noticeable, it can still be written off or excused as merely atypical.
"Even if no sign of puberty becomes noticeable," he said, "this age of the girl marks the end of prepuberty phase".
Neurologists call it mild cognitive impairment, a stage where cognitive decline becomes noticeable enough to affect daily functioning, yet people can still live independently and have not progressed to dementia.
The lack of atmosphere became noticeable.
What's that sound that just became noticeable?
"Tokalism has started to become noticeable," said Ms Ileuova.
The changes became noticeable when the artists were in their 40s.
They may only become noticeable when the liver has been significantly damaged.
