Sentence examples for noticeable difference to from inspiring English sources

The 2003 Giro was the first time I really struggled with it, the first time I'd gone to a three-week stage race and noticed it, a noticeable difference to performance.

It will certainly make a noticeable difference to our bills".

He described, "a noticeable difference to performance … When I had a severe attack, the day after I was wiped out".

But until now, neither diplomatic initiatives nor economic reforms have made a noticeable difference to the empty shelves and high prices of Havana's shops.

But there is a noticeable difference to the promo for Born This Way, because there seems far less buzz outside Gaga's fanbase.

At a deeper level, though, the ad-hoc targeting of a few conspicuous culprits makes no noticeable difference to the way the country works.

Will there be any noticeable differences to the North American consumer when they go to Godiva because of the ownership change?

The Tynesiders are currently 14th in the table, having finished eighth last time around, but there are noticeable differences to the set-up at Gateshead from the 2011-12 campaign - including the loss of 35-goal striker Jon Shaw to Luton.

Reduced-reference image quality assessment based on multi-scale geometric analysis (MGA) to mimic multichannel structure of HVS, contrast sensitivity function to re-weights MGA coefficients to mimic nonlinearities in HVS and the just noticeable difference threshold to remove visually insensitive MGA coefficients has been presented in [25].

Some people believe hens are slightly more tender than toms, but because most turkeys are slaughtered when young, usually 4 to 5 months old, there is no noticeable difference according to Cook's Illustrated magazine.

The most noticeable difference has to be the battery life.