Sentence examples for equally noticeable from inspiring English sources

On Wall Street, the escalation in settlement terms has been equally noticeable.

Equally noticeable is the way the audience for the show has grown in each of the past four weeks.

(The brilliant set is by Barrett, Livi Vaughan, and Beatrice Minns. The equally noticeable costumes are by David Israel Reynoso).

Equally noticeable were the gay couples at ease enough at the state dinner for Mr. Cameron to walk hand in hand past the cameras set up for guest arrivals — an evolution in attitudes and etiquette that Mr. Bernard's friends partly credit to him.

Significantly this is something that is equally noticeable in the high-immigration banlieues (suburbs).

Odelein's impact was slightly less noticeable but equally as important, as the defenseman kept the crease clear for goalie Sean Burke.

Less noticeable but equally important is the depth and parity in the German game.

But, in some areas of vocabulary, particular words closely related to rapid cultural change are subject to equally rapid and therefore noticeable changes within a generation or even within a decade.

At rest, there were no signs of respiratory distress; the respiratory rate was 55 breaths per minute, and both lungs were equally ventilated without any noticeable rales or rhonchi.

The "blanket of blue" was achieved with a shrewdly deployed police presence - 22,000 officers on July 4. Thousands of celebrants went out of their way to express their appreciation, prompting the Chief of Operations, Robert Johnston, to observe that it made the force "so proud you're ready to bust your buttons". The less noticeable Fire Department was equally effective.

What's more, working hours across the two sectors seems to be equally heavy with, but with a more noticeable change in the last 10 years for state school teachers.