Sentence examples for improving noticeably from inspiring English sources

The tumult behind the scenes means the changes on screen are slow and steady with things improving noticeably before the end of the season.

So, this water-pond collector works close its maximum efficiency along the day and minimizes nocturnal cooling effect, improving noticeably the performance of the original hose design.

Sinclair himself provided a modest salary, and Hölderlin improved noticeably under his care and companionship.

The economy and employment situation will have to improve noticeably before that happens.

Murray's fitness has improved noticeably and that allows him to use all his other skills.

Corp appears to hold a slight lead over the vibrant Barkley, who has improved noticeably in two weeks, and Mustain.

But once we decided not to stress over schoolwork too much and made it very clear what everybody's duties were, our relationship with our kids improved noticeably.

Petrol queues stretching for kilometres may almost be a thing of the past, but electricity generation has not improved noticeably since the summer of 2003.

Ms Gillham at Beare's thinks that some Italian violins from the 1900s are now beginning to improve noticeably as they age.

"What's decisive for most people is their own situation and for many people that has improved noticeably in the past three or four years".

There's also, it has to be said, an aspirational, proto-Thatcherite subtext; in the final act, the family's situation improves noticeably when the father finds regular work.