Sentence examples for move noticeably from inspiring English sources

Interpublic does however move noticeably up the food chain by becoming the brand's brain trust.

Furthermore, Bloomberg predicts that consumer traction will also move noticeably higher, with 2.4% of homes solar-equipped by 2020.

This is because if you move noticeably outside the social and legally accepted norm, you're likely to get both sued and paraded around the world in social media (and possibly mass media too).

Yet within a few years of Chief Justice Sears's appointment, the court had moved noticeably away from the right, a change that became evident when it overturned the state antisodomy law in 1998.

Scheidler et al. indicated that specific roentgenographic findings helped to distinguish between parahiatal and hiatal hernias, i.e., the position of the intrathoracic herniated abdominal viscus was moved noticeably to the left of the midline [5].

Photographs of the eclipse revealed that the comet had moved noticeably during the 1m50s eclipse, as would be expected for a comet racing past the Sun at almost 500 km/s.

While the Republican Party struggles with the Confederate flag, its base largely hostile to the Enlightenment ethic that gave rise to the American Revolution and what we laughingly call the modern world, Democrats have moved noticeably in another direction.

Credit-default-swap contracts, similarly, are generally not that expensive, so fairly small investments can move prices noticeably.

3.01pm GMT 38th over: South Africa 124-5 (de Villiers 47, McLaren 8) Johnson allows Harris to take a rest and immediately cuts de Villiers in half from a ball that moved in noticeably off the pitch.

The ships could fire any combination of their guns, including a broadside of all 12. Contrary to popular belief, the ships would not have moved sideways noticeably when a broadside was fired.

If your foot slips when you move forward or noticeably sticks when you pivot, Dr. Wannop says, try another pair.