Sentence examples for most noticeable change from inspiring English sources

The most noticeable change is the menu.

But the most noticeable change this year at polling places may be the increase in translators.

But the most noticeable change to "Million Dollar Listing" seems to be a shift in focus.

The most noticeable change of tack has been England's approach in the first six overs.

It also helps account for the most noticeable change since July 1976.

Perhaps the most noticeable change in the interior is the reconfiguration of the escalators.

The most noticeable change, however, was in a fifth-grade classroom, where students were taking an Urdu exam.

Taking a slightly longer historical sweep, perhaps the most noticeable change is the Conservatives' unequivocal desire for more students.

By far the most noticeable change in northern Iraq has been the increasing activity of a growing number of American Special Operations teams.

The most noticeable change is the addition of fender vents, a styling conceit that's about as unusual as a naked-lady tattoo at Daytona Beach Bike Week.

The New Yorker, December 4 , 1948P. 25 Comment on the two most noticeable changes in N. Y., the increasing dryness of Martinis and the increasing irritability of cabdrivers.