Sentence examples for has been especially noticeable from inspiring English sources
Its growing conservatism has been especially noticeable with respect to marriage.
That has sped up and has been especially noticeable over the past, say, 15 years.
The warming trend has been especially noticeable in the Canadian Arctic.
"It has been especially noticeable in recent weeks but it is an ongoing issue and it is a terrible example for their players, let alone the general public.
Beckett had travelled to the settlements of Goose Green and Darwin to see their annual sports week – horse racing, dog trials and sheep-shearing competitions – and there the Budweiser had been especially noticeable, drunk from cans by "heavy-set men in boiler suits, deeply tanned from the neck up".
For instance, because any hygiene issues you have are likely to be especially noticeable once you start moving and sweating, it's important to take care of these issues both for your own benefit and that of the people around you.
He says that it was especially noticeable after he had made a spacewalk and become used to the clean air he had been breathing in his spacesuit.
The stepping up of security is especially noticeable here in the south, which has had far fewer attacks against the American-led forces than places north of Baghdad have experienced.
The surge in influence -- which has come about largely because of the absence of strong, charismatic politicians -- is especially noticeable among Sunni clerics, who have traditionally held less sway over followers than Shiite clerics like Grand Ayatollah Ali al-Sistani.
Black nails are ESPECIALLY noticeable if you've messed up, so the best thing in pulling them off is to make sure it's even.
