Sentence examples for more noticeable because from inspiring English sources

This delay is all the more noticeable because, by the end of the meal, the restaurant has filled and you notice that despite the intimate-feeling decor, Annisa has awful acoustics and can be a tough place for conversation.

These factors were all the more noticeable because there were no overt villains.

Drunken punch-ups are more noticeable because many other kinds of criminality have declined.

The serious complications, while extremely rare, are more noticeable because of the explosive growth in the number of injections.

It's all the more noticeable because he leans and squirms like he has ants in his pants.

The lack of anti-Western propaganda was all the more noticeable because the United States and its South Korean allies began a six-day joint military exercise today.

But on this occasion Mr. Pollini's technical blunders seemed more noticeable simply because he hadn't won over listeners (or this listener, at least) with any kind of beautiful or poetic artistry.

Interestingly, in the non-infarcted right ventricle, we observed a similar, an even more noticeable effect, because L6-WT myoblasheeteetherapypy mediated a greater anti-remodeling effect (0.63±0.02, p<0.001 for control) than did the L6-HGF therapy (0.70±0.02, p<0.001 for control) (Figure 4B).

"This time though there has been a much more noticeable impact, probably because the protests have been going on for much longer".

Foundation should be a bit more noticeable than usual because in photos the flash will usually make you look paler and a bit washed out so more foundation helps conquer these problems.

The economic considerations of access may have been more noticeable a change for men because in this context they tend to dominate household decision-making around economic resources.