Sentence examples for noticeably ahead from inspiring English sources

In each of these areas, the Japanese were noticeably ahead of their American competitors.

The crowds that normally clog Times Square were noticeably thin ahead of Hurricane Sandy's arrival in New York, which has already prompted the Metropolitan Transportation Authority to announce a shutdown of subways, buses and railroads beginning Sunday evening.

We haven't seen profits leap ahead noticeably from the rest of the industry.

Once these traded emissions are taken into account some countries move around – most noticeably Italy which switches from being ahead of its target to substantially behind.

Still, whatever the pressures ahead, Mr. Reid is noticeably relieved to have avoided the fate of his predecessor, Tom Daschle of South Dakota, who became a target of Republicans and was ousted in 2004.

Turn the wheel from the straight-ahead position and the effort becomes noticeably, and unpredictably, lighter.

Nielsen estimated 24.5 million viewers tuned in at 8 p.m., noticeably down from a year ago (29.9 million) but still far ahead of the No. 2 show during the hour, CBS's "NCIS" (13.7 million).

It's also worth noting that after Amazon's dispute with Macmillan, we declared that Barnes & Noble had come out ahead, but that bookseller's fortunes have not noticeably improved.

All this shows a vastly different landscape for women's soccer in the U.S. -- and the roaring crowds at Red Bull Arena (with a noticeably higher pitch than most soccer matches) emphasized that point ahead of Canada.

An influx of new talent, WWE's emphasis on the brand ahead of the star and The Undertaker in-ring work noticeably eroding in recent years have all conspired to render The Deadman as less of a priority.

Mortgage rates, which had already climbed noticeably in anticipation of the Fed's decision, may not rise appreciably in the days ahead.