Sentence examples for noticeably short from inspiring English sources

In its noticeably short online report of his death this morning, the Sun stuck strictly to the facts.

So it is little wonder that the latest attempts to solve the banks' debt problems are noticeably short on money.

Its existing city centre has a smattering of empty shops at the foot of neglected Victorian buildings, and is noticeably short on big chains.

It liked the fact that the chancellor had decided to dispense with the autumn statement and praised him for coming up with a package noticeably short on gimmicks.

The crowd, which was noticeably short both on celebs and bling bling, included JAMES BLAKE, named People magazine's sexiest athlete last year.

It took the American Michael Johnson, with his peculiar upright posture, noticeably short stride, and gilded spikes, almost a decade as a professional sprinter to set his record in the four hundred metres — 43.18 seconds — in 1999.

My great-cousin was a dapper chicken farmer who by the time of our last visits had become noticeably shorter than I.

(Note: Michaels is noticeably shorter than Summerall; now Madden towers over his partner, though not as much as Bill Walton used to dwarf Marv Albert at NBC).

In New Jersey, where Gov. Chris Christie has imposed a rationing system limiting gas sales to even-numbered license plates on even days, and odd-numbered license plates on odd days, lines were noticeably shorter in some places, including Essex County, though many stations remained closed around the state.

The coloration time is obtained to be 5.19 s, which is noticeably shorter than that of dense films, namely, 6.9 s [51].

The trade-off is that GM claims that the regenerative brakes in combination with the conventional brakes provide noticeably shorter braking distances and help extend the life of the conventional brake pads.