Sentence examples for noticeably successful from inspiring English sources

Much of Gordon Brown's caution has sprung from the desire to avoid such crises, and so far he has been noticeably successful.

Ten years later, China's movement into creating instead of just making is noticeably successful.

The bowsprit was shortened after completion in an effort to reduce the trim, but it was not noticeably successful.

Vesper (1990) and Robinson & Sexton (1994) concluded that entrepreneurs with a good general education tend overall to be noticeably more successful than those with less favorable education and even more successful when general education is combined with experience.

The X Factor, meanwhile, without its Botoxed figurehead Simon Cowell, was noticeably less successful than in previous years as the country voted with their remote controls for the opposition – Strictly Come Dancing.

He was noticeably less successful in convincing Americans of the utility of many of his other ideas, like spelling oblique as obleek, machine as masheen and prove as proov.

He plays himself, or a fictionalized version of himself, someone who is noticeably less successful than the actual Warwick Davis and has agreed to be the subject of a documentary — about the life of an actor who is also an agent for other dwarf thespians — to drum up some publicity.

The aqueous solubility of β-cyclodextrin-curcumin complexes enhanced noticeably, and successful entrapment of complexes into prepared liposomes was also achieved.

Simulation of shipping did not noticeably influence the successful processing of the samples.

A noticeably leaner Sridevi made a successful return to the big screen 15 years later in Gauri Shinde's "English Vinglish" (2012), playing a housewife taking English-language lessons.

The usefulness of large-scale gene expression data, as measured by microarrays, has noticeably been indicated by the successful stratification of diffuse large B-cell lymphoma (DLBCL) [2 5].