Sentence examples similar to growing more noticeable from inspiring English sources

Those regional differences have existed since records began, despite the fact that they've grown more noticeable.

Since at least 1948 men have tended to be more conservative than women on social-welfare issues, but the difference grew more noticeable when the role of "big government" and rising budget deficits became an increasingly important wedge issue.

That trend grew more noticeable over the next 40 years, only to begin skyrocketing during the 1990s.

As Hitler comes to power, the signs of danger grow more and more noticeable, until a shattering moment when her beloved piano teacher refuses to give her a lesson because teaching a Jewish child is now against the law.

But it was noticeable that the Jets grew more feeble the longer the game went on without Cox.

It's worth noting that the company appears to grow more slowly in the fourth quarter than other quarters — the trend is noticeable in every year except 2012.

And, they say, he took noticeable steps this year to make his public appearance more professional and to grow more steeped in public policy.

Interestingly, for a given IST, the model grows more confident of stimulus order as ISD increases; equivalently, the model's TOJ threshold [27] or just-noticeable difference [28], the IST at which P v>0) = 0.75, decreases with increasing ISD (Fig. 4C).

Voters grew more demanding.

He grew more thoughtful.

Deletions grew more frequent.