Sentence examples for more noticeably from from inspiring English sources

The consulting firm has suffered more noticeably from his electoral distractions; recent defections have included Mr. Giuliani's former chief of staff, Anthony V. Carbonetti, who largely severed ties with the firm this year but was among the aides making calls in the wake of Mr. Mondello's departure Monday.

UV/vis spectrum analysis showed that the biomineralization of gold nanoparticles was increasing with time and more noticeably from 24 to 72 h (Fig. 5a).

The lever arm of the linkers, which connect into the ankle crossing from the terminal domains, amplifies the apparent shift, so that the terminal domains facing each vertex move even more noticeably away from each other.

Grade 9 were slightly more likely to use screens for watching TV/DVD/Movies than were Grade 7 (relative odds of 1.18), but were more noticeably different from Grades 3 and 5 (relative odds 1.46 and 1.53 respectively) (see Table  3).

From this time forward the Churchills were increasingly detached from James's Catholic inner circle and more noticeably associated with the Princess.

This is consistent with our assertion that reporting differs more noticeably the more intense the conflict (II) and also suggests that - apart from the escalation in 2006-2007 - IBC and SIGACT reporting of small events is, in fact, quite consistent.

The ocean rolled more noticeably beneath us.

The violence, more noticeably Iraqi-versus-Iraqi, may well grow.

More noticeably, Twitter has changed its Reply icon.

Between 1967 and 2000 the number of residents in the unified city more than doubled, although the Jewish majority fell noticeably, from roughly three-fourths of the overall population to slightly more than two-thirds.

Mr. Parris wrote: "Some dancers are noticeably more tan from a few weeks away from work.