Sentence examples for noticeable enough that from inspiring English sources

It's noticeable enough that it's created an uneven playing field".

The dichotomy of attitudes toward wild cats and wild dogs is noticeable enough that psychologists and conservation workers have developed theories about it.

So whatever they opt for will be modest enough to avoid giving into Conservative demands for a referendum, while still noticeable enough that the Liberals can credibly say they did something to fix Canadian democracy.

This makes them noticeable enough around New York that they attract attention even for routine conduct — Ms. Gyllenhaal ignited an online controversy in 2007 simply for being caught by a photographer in the act of breast-feeding Ramona — which has instilled in them a self-consciousness, as individuals and as a couple.

Nothing wrong with that, of course, but it is a recurrent and noticeable enough part of the book that it seems worth pointing out.Next week: we dig into the details...You can read the previous entry in the series here.

It was only when unique caught on in the 19th century, for instance, that extended senses and uses like very unique became noticeable enough to rate a smackdown.

"We believe the signs will be noticeable enough to help drivers navigate the plaza," he said.

They were noticeable enough to make the whole thing special, but still subtle enough to render the dish sophisticated.

There tends to be a tiny bit of lag every so often, enough that it's noticeable without being overly frustrating.

Color me impressed; I've never heard of headphone burn-in before but it actually seemed to make a difference — not a huge difference, but enough that it was noticeable.

It was probably palm sized not massive but big enough that it's noticeable.