Sentence examples for least noticeable from inspiring English sources

"Rafa's best attribute on clay is his least noticeable," Higueras said.

The price increases have been least noticeable in the lower grades of marijuana, many of them smuggled in from Mexico and sold for $100 to $200 an ounce.

In the years after the war's end, these veterans, like most males, showed not the least noticeable enthusiasm for continuing military exercises in the militia, which died a slow, embarrassing death as a national institution".

More intriguing — or, at least noticeable — was how Sanchez shed his monotone in favor of a more relaxed and playful tone, a shift that could be explained above all by the fact that it is May, so he will not have to contend with the likes of Mario Williams, Buffalo's star pass-rusher, chasing him for another three and a half months.

Adam Ferriss Condensed Energyy offers a unique (seemingly morphing) openFrameworks-created custom software, powered by a seam-carving algorithm that decomposes and condenses celebrity images, frame by frame, starting with each picture's least noticeable pixel.

But what if you could alter an image's proportions in a way that respected its content, altering the least noticeable parts of the image rather than cropping from the edges or stretching the whole thing?

Everyone in "Scramble!" has a quirk (or at least a noticeable distinction).

But I couldn't shake the idea that soon, everywhere I went, baldness would be my dominant (or at least most noticeable) physical trait.

But while many athletes have been thrilled to compete in front of far more fans than they are accustomed to, nearly every event has had at least a noticeable smattering of empty seats.

Already, there is at least one noticeable effect, Ms. Kimball said: Traffic to the Yingli Web site (yinglisolar.com) has increased to the point where "the site did end up crashing a few times".

Rhapsody could also benefit by collecting money as one more add-on to users' phone bills, a system that many digital music services believe is more enticing to customers (or at least less noticeable) than paying directly with their credit cards.