Sentence examples for noticeably richer from inspiring English sources

Still, this survey will argue that, as economic liberalisation continues apace, Italy has a fair chance of becoming noticeably richer over the next five years.

She seemed comfortable in this exposed setting, though the music was noticeably richer when she played acoustic guitar, on a smoky reverie like "Goodnite".

The city is noticeably richer, though income inequality remains stark: in 2003 the two largest septiles of household income distribution were over $100,000 (20%) and under $15,000 19.11%).

He has liberalised the economy a bit, leading most noticeably to an explosion in the number of mobile telephones.But Nigeria is not noticeably richer, and two-thirds of its people still live on less than $1 a day.

Saturday morning brings with it more rain, which seems to dampen people's enthusiasm for Shura's take on synth-pop – a shame, because it sounds noticeably richer and smarter than the kind of thing Radio 1 usually clasps to its heart.

This is the latest in Houghton Mifflin's ever-expanding list of Best American anthologies, and if future volumes even approach the quality of this one, our travel literature will be noticeably richer.

In a demonstration at Scram's offices here, the technology created an impressive picture that was noticeably brighter, richer and sharper than a typical HDTV display.

Yahoo mail has undergone a major facelift this week, most noticeably introducing rich themes inspired by 24 different Flickr photographs.

The Xenoturbella control region is noticeably A+T rich (79%).

The second model, the $129 Room to Room Docking Speaker, does not have a clock, but offers better sound from its front-facing speakers, with a bass that is noticeably deeper and richer.

There are a few areas of asymmetry where a higher degree of mapping to either the transcriptome or to the genome was observed, most noticeably in the gene-rich autosomal telomeres and in several regions of the X chromosome.