Sentence examples for noticeably suffered from inspiring English sources

None have ever noticeably suffered for a lack of atmosphere.

Further, it was noticed that the patients suffered noticeably fewer attacks while admitted.

Despite its success at ABC, "Wipeout" has "suffered noticeably" among key demographics this season, said Robert Seidman, an editor of the ratings Web site TVbythenumbers.com.

The consulting firm has suffered more noticeably from his electoral distractions; recent defections have included Mr. Giuliani's former chief of staff, Anthony V. Carbonetti, who largely severed ties with the firm this year but was among the aides making calls in the wake of Mr. Mondello's departure Monday.

The center of both lines was engaged, but the level of damage and casualties suffered was noticeably less.

Especially striking is the circular entrance hall, where the marvellous marquetry panelled wall, depicting views of Italy and Sweden, is in splendid shape, and there is a fine replica of the original rug by Marian Dorn.Other rooms suffer noticeably from a dearth of the antique bric-à-brac that characterises the habitats of the extremely rich.

For PC scores, the types of misclassification are similar, but the overall performance suffers noticeably.

Patients who suffered thromboembolic complications had noticeably longer mean ICU LOS (5.7 +/−9.7 versus 0.9 +/−3.4 days) and hospital LOS (25.5 +/−32.4 versus 6.2 +/−7.8 days).

But, it added, the archdiocese has also suffered from spotty carrying out of many policies, most noticeably community healing and outreach, internal and external communication and preventative education programs.

It is only obvious when his shirt is off – the right side of his chest is noticeably sunken, compared to the left – and he does admit to having suffered from body consciousness.

As a result, Kaepernick suffered an ankle sprain and played the rest of the game, but he noticeably favored his uninjured side.