Sentence examples for noticeably more common from inspiring English sources

The incidence of cancer in firefighters is far higher than in the wider community, with unusual cancers being noticeably more common.

Mostly in January, and with less vigor the rest of the year, they produce small, five-petaled white flowers with golden centers and, 150 days later, small round fruits with a brisk citrus flavor, noticeably more sour than lemons or the more common Persian limes.

Conditions vary based on proximity to the lake, with fog more common in the south and areas close to the lake far noticeably cooler on hot summer days.

In Android there's noticeably more nuance.

The surface is now noticeably more rusted.

The Mirror was noticeably more sympathetic.

McCain, though, is noticeably more enthusiastic.

And Carmelo Anthony, who bristled under D'Antoni, is noticeably more engaged.

NATO soldiers are noticeably more wary of their counterparts.

But the tone was noticeably more upbeat this time.

My last trip, in August, was noticeably more pleasant.