Sentence examples for noticeably over from inspiring English sources

Quietly but noticeably over the past year, Americans have rejiggered their lives to elevate experiences over things.

They said: "Very few offered original material, or changed their sites noticeably over the course of the campaign.

A crowd united in hostility towards opponents cannot find time for griping at its own side, which has been happening noticeably over the last few weeks.

Most regions said that holiday retail sales "were up noticeably over last year's season," and that consumer spending and confidence had improved, the Fed said.

The cost of living in Britain is certain to increase noticeably over the next 12 months and likely to peak at about 3%, perhaps even a bit higher.

Grammatical and phonological structures are relatively stable and change noticeably over centuries rather than decades (see below Linguistic change), but vocabularies can change very quickly both in word stock and in word meanings.

From these comparisons, it is clear that while the isotropic hardening model tends to noticeably over-predict and the kinematic hardening model slightly under-predict the residual stress field, the results using a mixed hardening model are quantitatively accurate.

Therefore, after six cycles of saturation mutagenesis, composition of the final assembled library was assessed by Roche 454 pyrosequencing, which demonstrated that, whereas most codons were introduced into the library at the expected ratio, a few were noticeably over- and under-represented.

These were taken at twice the tempo of all that had gone before; Ms. Morelenbaum became a happy-go-lucky bar singer, noticeably switching over from the ethereal vocal zone she had just been inhabiting.

The build quality is also noticeably improved over last year's model.

The New York Times columnist Nick Bilton wrote last week that engagement with his followers had noticeably degraded over the last year.