Sentence examples similar to noticeably concerned from inspiring English sources

During testing periods for the people meters over the last year, the ratings for some minority broadcasters dropped noticeably, prompting concerns about the validity of the devices.

In a city so concerned with its traffic problems, this obvious alleviator is noticeably absent.

Noticeably, less literature exists concerning second cancers in patients treated for NHL.

You will have noticeably flakey skin – but as it's so common these days to do a peel, you shouldn't be concerned.

"I'm really concerned that we don't have anybody to intervene if something happens with him at school," she said, adding that her son had become noticeably more agitated.

Furthermore, the sample under study is noticeably larger than others in the literature concerning traditional hippotherapy, and includes a greater range in terms of the degree to which patients are affected.

Individually addressing PCPs' ignorance and concerns noticeably decreased late referral.

British indigenous culture concerning nudity and mixed sex public facilities is noticeably different than other European cultures such as Germany and Scandinavia.

This theory concerns the sensory ability to discriminate when two stimuli (e.g., two weights) are just noticeably different from each other.

Ms. Brooks's poetry shifted noticeably in form and concern after she attended a conference of black writers at Fisk University in the spring of 1967.

Here it is explained: "From the mid-19th century Australia's military concerns turned noticeably from internal threats – of convict revolt, civil disorder and Aboriginal resistance – to involvements in foreign conflicts".