Sentence examples for noticeably gaining from inspiring English sources

Now the Carmona-Flake race is considered a tossup, and President Barack Obama, though still behind, is slowly but noticeably gaining ground.

To date, DFID has been a champion of these innovative, softer and subtler forms of engagement even as audit cultures have noticeably gained influence.

First point goes to second serve and Li attacks it – a long rally ensues and Li noticeably gains the upper hand in it with slice and power mixed up, before forcing Robson wide enough to win then point: 15-0 Grallyrally for 30-0 – Li reaches a beautiful drop shot from Robson, reads the passing shot that follows and wins another good rally.

Noticeably, gain at 8p11-q24 was detected at the highest frequency (70%) and 20q11-q13 at the second (63%).

His left leg grew noticeably larger, gaining twelve centimetres in circumference in the first eighteen months.

While most French producers noticeably struggle, Spain is gaining.

He started to put on more and more weight and was noticeably growing taller and gaining statue with each week that passed by.

Israel's moderates have not gained noticeably from Mr Netanyahu's travails.

Drolma posted her pictures on the same day a forty-seven-year-old Tibetan nun burned herself to death, the hundred and thirty-eighth to do so in the past five years, and a fact that noticeably didn't gain much traction on social media.

In a video posted on Feb. 4, Paul bragged about gaining "a million subscribers" during his "three-week break" and did not appear noticeably humbler than before his hiatus.

The achievement beard — a marker of triumphant lassitude, the victory lap after a long job well done — has been gaining currency in recent years among men who might like to move through the world noticeably unnoticed.