Sentence examples for more noticeable to from inspiring English sources

If they don't notice, make it slowly more noticeable to them, but not to the higher-up person.

Unfortunately, they were not more noticeable to potential buyers; the car was discontinued after fewer than 3,000 were produced.

By reducing the clutter, the remaining ad is supposed to be more noticeable to consumers and desirable to advertisers.

But there are other ways in which the patchier data is more noticeable to election junkies and to polling analysts.

And on a political level, cuts to entitlement programs are liable to be more noticeable to individual voters than cuts to things like infrastructure spending.

"All of a sudden, that energy crisis gets worse and worse, and it can be a lot more noticeable to the athlete undergoing it," Collins said.

Anyway, I think in her own way, she brought ballroom up a bit, made it more noticeable, at least to a certain population.

The understated guitar solo played in the middle of the song was originally intended to be more noticeable, according to Frusciante, who was playing screaming guitar solos.

Just one night out drinking can dehydrate your skin to a point where wrinkles and fine lines become temporarily more noticeable, according to Carol Ann Goodman, a board-certified physician at Bella Vi Spa & Aesthetics in Indiana.

Furthermore, the reduction of MDA content under 4% PEG with 0.1 mM SA was more noticeable compared to other biochemical indicators (Table 1).

Some activists contend the islands have been illegally occupied by the United States since the overthrow of the Hawaiian monarchy in 1893, and "the people of Hawaii have never stood on a more grand, more noticeable platform" to discuss that issue, Kanuha says.