Sentence examples for more noticeable over from inspiring English sources

But designers and trade experts said the downmarket trend in counterfeiting became more noticeable over the last year, as counterfeiters got more inventive.

Because gravitational waves stretch the dimensions of space, their effects are more noticeable over longer distances, putting smaller detectors at a disadvantage.

The losses for women (who are overrepresented in, for example, schools and civil service) became more noticeable over time, as states and cities started slashing their budgets in response to the recession.

Using the same rendering engine means less testing is required (although that is dependant on how fast the older engine can be replaced on users' own hardware) which will reduce costs - a reduction that will more noticeable over time.

That trend grew more noticeable over the next 40 years, only to begin skyrocketing during the 1990s.

But to act as if the state of policing in America hasn't gotten worse, or at least more noticeable, over the past few decades—as the federal government's reach has steadily expanded is to be deliberately obtuse.

This spreading is even stronger for non over-represented patterns and more noticeable as in the other two networks.

It is when your own weakness is more pronounced that you can feel God more completely... Power over your weakness, more noticeable as displayed by the weakness of your own doing -- rather than by greatness, then the strength of Christ may more fully cover you -- where there is power in pain and infirmity.

For instance, ocular melanoma may be more noticeable and symptomatic than gastric melanoma; thus, over 90% of the ocular melanoma patients are diagnosed at localized stage.

Over time, the drawbacks became more noticeable.

This effect was more noticeable when I first set up the speakers and improved over time.