Sentence examples similar to noticeably secure from inspiring English sources
In the same way that airline crashes tend to have a baroque set of perfect-storm causes these days, because the simple errors are guarded against with multiple redundancy, the increasingly baroqueness of major bugs suggests that the software we use is getting noticeably more secure.
To secure the cooperation of the studios, Jobs is demonstrating a level of flexibility that has been noticeably lacking in his prior dealings with media companies.
C J Stander secured the ball and, with noticeably less resistance now, Scotland were driven back for Sean Cronin to finish.
617, 626-627, 36 L.Ed. 429 (1892), the Court was noticeably careful to hold that the right to be secure from unauthorized violence while in federal custody was secured 'by the Constitution and laws of the United States.' Accord, In re Quarles, 158 U.S. 532, 537-538, 15 S.Ct.
He first said, "I support further securing our borders, prohibiting hiring of undocumented immigrants by requiring job applicants to present a secure Social Security card... .. Noticeably absent from his answer was any talk of the DREAM Act or comprehensive immigration reform beyond "attracting the world's best and brightest to America, and keeping them here".
The titanium frame is still there, for a durable, flexible and secure fit, but it's noticeably thinner.
Those who are less secure often cling to their mothers in new situations, noticeably fearful.
noticeably, even if modestly.
