Sentence examples for make noticeable from inspiring English sources

The Department of Defense began to make noticeable improvements, including expanding protections and services for victims.

The results show that traffic volume as expressed by noise emission level strongly influenced the perceived integrated impact, whereas traffic composition did not make noticeable differences.

Representatives from the N.H.L. and the players union made it into the same room with a federal mediator but did not make noticeable progress.

One argument says that too few people are shopping online to make noticeable discounts and speedy service economical; the counterargument says that more people would shop online if retailers offered more.

It is a humble, hand-knitted scarf, originally intended to keep warm – and make noticeable — the 8,000 local volunteers who are the backbone of any Super Bowl week.

Given that populations are barely stable and sometimes falling in most of the rich world, population policy would inevitably have to make noticeable inroads into the tall-skinny many/poor rectangle.

"Hola" and air kisses are still staples here, but "Oi" — a Brazilian greeting — is making noticeable inroads.

Over the past year, Nikodinov had been making noticeable progress under the guidance of her coach, Yelena Tcherkasskaia, a former Bolshoi ballerina.

Distributor Fox Star, local subsidiary of the Hollywood giant, are also hoping to get 2016 off to a sturdy start after making noticeable in-roads into Bollywood last year.

The best ice dancers skate close to one another on deep edges, made noticeable by how much they lean their bodies.

Missionaries in Moravia made noticeable progress before 860; stone churches were built as places of Christian worship at Mikulčice and elsewhere.