Sentence examples for in a perceptible from inspiring English sources

But the question remains: why had Denton insisted on Gawker's right to publish, flying as it does in a perceptible shift in how the public sees privacy rights?

August promises to be an interesting month in Argentina: in a perceptible shift in the balance of power, a somewhat feisty Argentina will be meeting a less imperious International Monetary Fund to hammer out a new three-year accord.

They changed the mix in a perceptible but not overwhelming way, just as a squeeze of lemon can brighten the taste of cooked greens, and they seemed to change themselves, too; their simple shapes and punky pink became surprising and elegant.

Increased taxes and continued restrictions on where smokers can and cannot partake haven't seemed to result in a perceptible drop in sales.

They believe in a perceptible "person," who is ineffably neither the same as nor distinct from the aggregates, but who comes into existence in a particular lifetime "depending upon" the aggregates.

Moscow's preoccupation with leadership questions resulted in a perceptible vacillation in policy toward Eastern Europe.

That realization, somewhat slow to dawn in fashion circles, accounts in part for a perceptible drop in celebrity attendance.

Dearlove is quoted as saying that, in Washington: "There was a perceptible shift in attitude.

Defeat in the Crimean War, a perceptible change in public opinion, and the increasing number and violence of peasant revolts had shown Alexander, who became tsar during the war, that only a thorough reform of Russia's antiquated social structure would put the nation on an equal footing with the Western powers.

In order for a perceptible degree of crystallization to take place, there must be a finite amount of "supercooling" below the freezing point b (which is also the melting point, Tm, of the corresponding crystal).

An ulcer was defined as a circumscribed mucosal break ≥5 mm in diameter with a perceptible depth.