Sentence examples for has been particularly noticeable from inspiring English sources

Such retrenchment has been particularly noticeable among women.

Obama's rebound has been particularly noticeable among voters who identify themselves as independents.

The decline in U.S. stocks has been particularly noticeable in companies that pay big dividends.

The change of mood has been particularly noticeable in Dubai, the regional boom town par excellence, where the real estate and equity markets are in steep decline.

This has been particularly noticeable in the transition between Key Stage 4 and Key Stage 5. Students don't know how to think for themselves, how to organise themselves and how to meet deadlines.

This has been particularly noticeable in the last 10 years, although the attrition began when President Eisenhower appointed Charles E. Wilson ("Who cares what makes grass green") as Secretary of Commerce.

Any such change should have been particularly noticeable among those cases where the causal organism was of possible oral streptococcal origin.

The enrollment declines have been particularly acute in the industrial Midwest, but noticeable elsewhere as well.

Mr. Bush arrived here on Friday night, accompanied by his usual security detail, and by presidential standards the security has not been particularly noticeable.

"It's been particularly noticeable in the last few months as the economy seems to have gone down the tubes".

But the commercialization of the avenue has proceeded and is particularly noticeable on the boulevard's two gems: the Lewis Morris and a smaller cream-brick Art Deco structure at 1150 Grand Concourse that was known as "the fish building" for the tropical mosaic flanking its doorway.