Sentence examples for likely to have noticed from inspiring English sources

An improvement that drivers are more likely to have noticed is the addition of rumble strips at the side of the road, either cut into concrete or pressed into asphalt.

They are likely to have noticed, just as the man in the White House surely has, polls consistently putting American opposition to a mosque and cultural center two blocks from ground zero at above 60 percent.

GPs who were unaware of the implementation also appeared to be less likely to have noticed the prompts.

Odd in the fact that it is home to as impressive a statue of a muscular bronze ox as you're ever likely to see, but nobody appears to have noticed that they're missing a fourth stand.

Investors seem to have noticed.

Not that many seem to have noticed.

Americans seem to have noticed the change.

But no-one seems to have noticed.

Such is his reputation for thoroughness that little that transpired concerning American policy in Honduras during his tenure there is likely to have escaped his notice.

They were also quick to notice an off-pitch distraction: animated hoardings around the stadium advertising companies of which few Brazilians were likely to have heard.Not that those in the stadium would have noticed.

Anyone with an interest in mental health with a social media account will likely have noticed regular sharing of images or articles that emphasise how mental illness can be as bad as (or worse than) physical illness.