Sentence examples for noticeably few from inspiring English sources

Dnipro have been involved in noticeably few refereeing controversies - either as beneficiaries or victims - in recent years, which the conspiracy theorists would have you believe is not coincidental.

Tres exotique in the Midlands!" There were noticeably few comments about Percy Ingle, although Andrew Has criticism makes for interesting reading: "Percy Ingle is awful.

Slave rebellions in North America were also noticeably few and involved only a handful of participants: the New York revolt of 1712, the Stono rebellion of South Carolina (1739), the Gabriel plot in Richmond, Virginia (1800), the Denmark Vesey conspiracy in Charleston, South Carolina (1822), and Nat Turner's uprising in Jerusalem, Virginia (1831), are the best known.

Also helpful would be actual charges against individuals, of which there have been noticeably few in the Libor scandal.

Toilets were distributed throughout the camp, though illegal 'encroachment' areas had noticeably few toilet facilities.

Noticeably, few differences were found between participants with a severe or major hand injury or between participants with or without a major peripheral nerve injury.

Further, it was noticed that the patients suffered noticeably fewer attacks while admitted.

By contrast, there are noticeably fewer barefoot runners treading lightly on the pavements.

Japanese officials report noticeably fewer incursions by Chinese coastguard vessels in recent weeks.

There were also noticeably fewer people on the Big Apple subways since New York stock exchange isn't trading today.

Even designers like Alessandro Dell'Acqua, once known for revealing skirts, have shown noticeably fewer of them lately.