Sentence examples for has got noticeably from inspiring English sources

All three men may have trouble in the vetting process something that has got noticeably (and correctly) more rigorous for tycoons since the Enron scandal.Even if Mr Bush has chosen the right people, he also needs to redesign the structure.

Although not reported in the international media, since the second half of 2006 a stream of Azerbaijani entrepreneurs have migrated to Georgia and Kazakhstan, because they find the business climate more attractive.The phenomenon of well-connected Azerbaijanis muscling in on successful businesses has got noticeably worse since Ilham Aliyev succeeded his father, Heydar, as president in 2003.

"That's our money shot," Erik announced, "Your singing has gotten noticeably better".

There are several lots and street parking throughout the village, but parking has gotten noticeably scarce since the center opened.

It's not that learning how to program has gotten noticeably more difficult over the years.

My lunchtime swim has gotten noticeably more crowded as many novice swimmers have joined (in true local style, chaotically swimming in every direction without benefit of lane ropes).

We found that, despite many efforts, the vacancy problem has gotten noticeably worse, with major losses concentrated among local retail shopping options.

It has gotten noticeably better in the intervening years.

An Australian maritime law expert, Peter Glover, says public opinion and government legislative reaction to marine pollution by commercial shipping in the Great Barrier Reef have got noticeably tougher since 1996, when the Panamanian vessel Peacock, en route from Singapore to New Zealand via the inner route of the Great Barrier Reef, ran aground on Piper Reef.

What had happened was that the sound of pianos in the 1850's had gotten noticeably thicker.

Spurrier said after practice Thursday that Saunders's ankle had gotten noticeably better and that he expected him to contribute against the Commodores.