Sentence examples for much discernible from inspiring English sources

Actually, there hasn't been much discernible movement to this movement of late.

Nor is there much discernible diminishing of interest in acoustic sound.

But Mr. Tarullo has not yet made much discernible progress – and there is a real danger that the Fed will slip into a wait-and-see policy that will lead nowhere.

But the scandal doesn't seem to be having much discernible effect on FIFA sponsors.

The imbalance hasn't yet caused much discernible damage to Brown electoral standing.

With no track titles and not much discernible rhythm, Selected Ambient Works Vol. II. was all harrowing, gorgeous texture.

The simulated J V curves in Fig. 2b d illustrate that the defect states present in perovskite films cause a noticeable reduction in Voc, while its effect on Jsc is much less discernible; this is in accordance with experimental results related to Br-doped perovskites [46].

Such patches were much less discernible when GFP-H2B was imaged, likely due to the background of nucleoplasmic GFP-H2B.

The guitar, in particular, was barely discernible much of the time.

The politicians of the smaller states (and to a much lesser but discernible extent the citizens thereof) would have much to lose from a democratized Senate.

"We hold that corporate liability is not a discernible — much less universally recognized — norm of customary international law that we may apply" pursuant to the Alien Tort Statute, the ruling said.