Sentence examples for noticeably by from inspiring English sources

Villas-Boas, though, has been boosted most noticeably by his sparsely populated treatment room.

But he was limping noticeably by the fourth quarter and hobbled off the court in the final minute, with the outcome decided.

When Mr. Hinckley was in his 80s, his speech began to slow noticeably; by his 90s, some slurring had started to become evident.

One major worry for Australia heading into the bronze medal playoff is the fitness of star center Andrew Bogut, who was limping noticeably by the time he was taken off.

Ben S. Bernanke, chairman of the Federal Reserve, told Congress last week that the economy would "slow noticeably" by the end of the year and remain "sluggish" for the first part of 2008.

The governor-elect also said he would try to bring "a sense of reality and normalcy to government," most noticeably by adopting generally accepted accounting principles, or GAAP, in keeping the state's books and preparing its budgets.

Meanwhile, employees recount Jonathan Badeen, who had been there from the very beginning and was rarely mentioned by the press, seeming noticeably discouraged by the article.

Quilliam has been noticeably challenged by some ideas put forth by his interviewees, while latching on to others that confirm his own views.

Phospho-MLC levels were found to be noticeably reduced by hARD1 overexpression, and increased by hARD1 knock-down (Fig. 3A).

But their appetites were noticeably blunted by each of the interval workouts, and in particular by the most strenuous 15-second intervals.

However, the LogErr was noticeably reduced by using the proposed eigenvalue compensation scheme as indicated by the red asterisk and diamond markers.