Sentence examples for noticeable role from inspiring English sources
As one after another of the erstwhile twenty-five-year-olds takes his company public and becomes a multimillionaire, Calacanis likes to remark on the way in which Silicon Alley is taken seriously by Wall Street and ponder the small but noticeable role that he his magazines, his conferences, the dinner parties he held and the introductions he arranged has played in bringing it all about..
As one after another of the erstwhile twenty-five-year-olds takes his company public and becomes a multimillionaire, Calacanis likes to remark on the way in which Silicon Alley is taken seriously by Wall Street and ponder the small but noticeable role that he — his magazines, his conferences, the dinner parties he held and the introductions he arranged — has played in bringing it all about.
The network density plays a noticeable role in enhancing the performance of all strategies.
Bioethanol, as a biofuel has got an exceptionally noticeable role in the world.
Differential equations play a noticeable role in engineering, physics, economics, and other disciplines.
Marble dust showed a filler effect in concrete and had no noticeable role in the hydration process.
Among his many small, but noticeable, roles were the uncles in My Favourite Year (1982) and Barry Levinson's semi-autobiographical Avalon (1990), where he has an excellent dinner-party scene.
In the space of a few years, Mac went from bit parts to more noticeable roles, in Don't Be a Menace to South Central While Drinking Your Juice in the Hood (1996), Booty Call and How to be a Player (both 1997) and The Players Club (1998).
"Ballmer is larger than life, and I think it's been difficult for other people to really rise up and have a noticeable public role," Mr. Cusumano said.
Among plant metabolites, phenolics are reputed to play a noticeable protective role against several health disorders [ 6].
Intervention with curcumin caused noticeable protective role against DNA damage-induced apoptosis by reducing oxidative stress (significant diminution of LPO and up regulation of GSH), as previously reported [ 29].
