Sentence examples for may get noticed from inspiring English sources
A network that delivers bad information repeatedly may get noticed, and the operators of other networks can try to block out such troublemakers through a technique called "filtering". But such protections are often overmatched.
Such changes to the drivers by VMI techniques, may get noticed by malware and could be used as an alarm to take note of presence of VMI technique on VM.
Such contests also highlight the different strengths of the employees such as planning, execution, creativity etc, which may not get noticed otherwise.
Right Gin's $40 retail price may help it get noticed among drinkers under 30.
It may sound strange, but wearing bright colours may help you to get noticed; as it says above: everyone is unique, so dress how you want to; don't try to fit in, and be proud of your individuality.
Political blogs may be beginning to get noticed in the mainstream but the best of them are produced by non-conformists, not followers of the party line.
The thought enters my mind that the next step to get noticed may be to waltz into an employer's office with my CV painted across my naked flesh, but even then I'm sure they'd find fault in the fact that my employment history is slightly obscured by my bum-crack and would usher me out quietly and assure me that they would keep my details on file for six months.
They may help you to get noticed by labels or magazines in need of band photographers.
You can use them from home to spy on your neighbors -- if you're in a dark room with no reflection, it may be harder to get noticed than if you're out in public.
This way you will get noticed, they may link to your articles and you will get traffic.
