Sentence examples for noticeably difficult from inspiring English sources

Additionally, in paper [42], it was shown that the process of water desorption from inner GO layers is noticeably difficult and will appear at higher temperature in thicker film.

Though the committee notes that "[h]ost plant numbers have been low, but relatively stable since 2001", it claims that P. luridipennis "has been noticeably difficult to find in recent years".

Such a quest has been noticeably difficult to achieve.

Shares in rival Michael Page eased 0.75p to 205.25p after the firm said gross profit fell by 7.3% in the fourth quarter and warned that market conditions had become noticeably more difficult.

It's not that learning how to program has gotten noticeably more difficult over the years.

Without access to a clear view of the city's year-over-year call volume and response capabilities, this project would have been noticeably more difficult to achieve.

Anthropy compared it to the Nintendo game Super Mario Bros.: The Lost Levels which was noticeably more difficult than its predecessor, Super Mario Bros.

The effect was such, that even though the color task was noticeably more difficult (as can be seen from the means on T1), the blink was more pronounced in the identity task, that is, performance dropped below that of the color task.

But almost all were for visa violations; the streets did not become noticeably safer.Migration is a difficult subject to investigate; illegal aliens rarely relish publicity.

Time begins to become noticeably distorted and movement can be difficult.

What is noticeably absent from this fawning are any difficult questions regarding the time he spent on deployment.