Sentence examples for cause a noticeable from inspiring English sources

It could take 10 years to cause a noticeable problem, by which time the changes are irreversible.

Compatibility problems exist with older hardware, and plugging in too many U.S.B. devices at the same time can cause a noticeable slow down.

Most digital camcorders, for example, have 6 mbps data transfer rates, and it would cause a noticeable slowdown if you downloaded a video from the camcorder and faxed a document with a U.S.B. modem at the same time.

The start of military action in Afghanistan on Sunday did not cause a noticeable falloff in air travel yesterday, according to airlines and travel agents, though several warned that it might be too early to draw conclusions and that international traffic would weaken.

"I think there are many other factors of surpassing importance, which do not involve taxes, that go into the decision of where to live and, except at the margin, my experience as a tax practitioner tells me that the imposition of higher taxes would not cause a noticeable exodus of wealthy people from the city or from the state".

It is found that JFC attack would cause a noticeable usage increase when connecting the phone to the JFC charger.

This caused a noticeable (and duly noticed) one-off jump in the fraction of jobs defined as part-time (see chart).

Ms. Estrin argues that short-term thinking and a reluctance to take risks are causing a noticeable lag in innovation.

No one was injured and there was no release of radioactivity, though what happened caused a noticeable local kerfuffle.

Of these, only the death and funeral of Cardinal O'Connor caused a noticeable uptick in circulation, according to Joseph Gilkey, The Post's circulation director.

Powerful roadside bombs that can puncture armored vehicles and lethal rockets fired at American military positions have caused a noticeable increase in violence this summer, including the highest number of American combat fatalities in three years.