Sentence examples for have changed noticeably from inspiring English sources

With the collapse of Moscow's control over the press, the editorial policies of the republic's publications have changed noticeably, and new press outlets have appeared, though press freedom has occasionally been curtailed.

It has changed noticeably".

Since then, the N.H.L. landscape has changed noticeably.

Since the beginning of 2016 the outlook has changed noticeably in the EU.

The situation has changed noticeably since the start of the financial crisis.

But what has changed noticeably since then is the quality of budget tools, which used to be barely usable.

She said her reception as a barefoot runner had changed noticeably compared with a year ago, when she ran a half-marathon.

To summarise, the pattern of immigration across occupations has changed noticeably over time and across occupations.

The epidemiology of suicide in Sri Lanka has changed noticeably in the last 30 years.

The spread of fake news across the internet, most noticeably on social networks like Facebook and Twitter, may very well have changed the course of the 2016 election.

The Orange prize was set up in 1996, partly to correct perceived gender bias in the Booker (after it had gone through a particularly chauvinist phase - in the years 1991-95, only five women were shortlisted, compared to 24 men), but in the past nine years of the Booker, the pattern still hasn't changed noticeably: 33 men (61perr cent) have been shortlisted, compared to 21 women (39 per cent).