Sentence examples for noticeable enough to from inspiring English sources

"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.

The logos were hardly noticeable enough to be a target for the sharpshooting offense of No. 7 Louisville in its 30-7 roverover Temple on Saturday.

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.

Neurologists call it mild cognitive impairment, a stage where cognitive decline becomes noticeable enough to affect daily functioning, yet people can still live independently and have not progressed to dementia.

So do improving economic data herald an end to falling living standards, when, how soon will people recover the lost ground, and will this be noticeable enough to counter Labour using the "crisis" to campaign for votes?

Today, they comprise approximately 5percentt of the population — still in the minority, but a noticeable enough uptick to make waves.

Subscriptions and memberships Subscription services are easy to sign up for, but most of us aren't as quick to put a stop to them when they're no longer useful -- probably because a $10 monthly charge isn't a noticeable enough hit to our checking accounts.

The heat wasn't searing, by any means, but it was noticeable and enough to keep the player from being considered a laptop model.

Theological tension was mounting in the colony, but it wasn't until October 1636 when it became noticeable enough for Winthrop to record an entry in his journal.

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.