Sentence examples similar to noticeably aided from inspiring English sources

Since Iceland's foreign aid is targeted in sectors for which the country has particular expertise (e.g., fisheries, geothermal power), the cutbacks will have a substantial impact in countries which receive Icelandic aid – most noticeably in Sri Lanka, where ICEIDA is pulling out altogether.

Now 77, he stayed as busy as ever, though Aids had slowed him noticeably and he too felt a touch of the survivor's syndrome.

The fact is that the fading out of the stimulus, and in particular of aid to state and local governments, is already and noticeably leading to substantial withdrawal of government demand.

Then, in 1994, after Kim Jong Il took over, the economy started shrinking noticeably, per capita incomes fell, and the country became dependent on emergency U.N. food aid to stave off famines that had already killed as many as 3 million people.

The addition of Sm2O3 as a sintering aid (1 and 3 wt.%) improves the properties and density of AlN noticeably.

The mood was noticeably less toxic on Monday, perhaps in part because Mrs. Clinton showed up with more than $500 million in economic aid, part of her campaign to win over a skeptical Pakistani public.

Not noticeably.

His spine bells noticeably.

noticeably, even if modestly.

Then he noticeably winced.

One thing noticeably missing?