Sentence examples for most noticeably on from inspiring English sources

He has made more telling contributions, most noticeably on his first appearance here, when he scored three tries.

At times, most noticeably on "Off the Grid," they got a welcome assist from the keyboardist Money Mark (Mark Rands-Nishithe and the percussionist Alfredo Ortiz.

The evidence that therapy animals can help treat people with psychiatric issues is patchy, yet emotional-support animals seem to be everywhere, perhaps most noticeably on planes.

While the rough is the same height as last year, players who left the course today said that many fairways had been narrowed, most noticeably on Nos. 9, 10 and 11.

Some differences were noted with sensory results, most noticeably on the 'tallowy' flavour descriptor for the UV treated milk, however customer acceptance of UV treated milk will ultimately determine the acceptability of UV technology as an alternative or adjunct to commercial thermal treatment of milk in cheese production.

Cafe culture has arrived on the island, most noticeably on Union Street in Ryde, where Liberty's (no 12), all stripped pine floors and high-backed leather chairs, and Room 4 (no 30) are both relaxed hangouts, perfect for Saturday morning brunch with the papers.

Most noticeably, one of the nine players on this boys' team is a girl.

The gel layers may shrink and crack on drying, most noticeably for the gels formed in antimonate and tungstate electrolytes.

He has liberalised the economy a bit, leading most noticeably to an explosion in the number of mobile telephones.But Nigeria is not noticeably richer, and two-thirds of its people still live on less than $1 a day.

But there were flashes of something going on, most noticeably in the third movement of the "Italian" Symphony, where individual ideas in phrasing came gushing in swiftly moving currents.

Sparrow says that age most noticeably impacts on our eyes between the ages of 40 and 60.