Sentence examples for noticeably that from inspiring English sources

Noticeably, that figure is near identical to Apple's.

Carduff's "Note on the Texts" relates that Maxwell in 1943 was "still struggling with the material" so noticeably that The New Yorker gave him five months' leave at full pay so that he could finish up; even then, it took several more drafts.

No one has described the mysterious power of the kiss better than Chekhov, in his short story "The Kiss," when a stranger plants one on Ryabovitch: His heart was beating and his hands were trembling so noticeably that he made haste to hide them behind his back….Something strange was happening to him.

FP release can thus be increased, noticeably that of ruthenium under oxidizing conditions.

Or we recall an instance where one competitor flusters so noticeably that we attribute the moment as the beginning of their electoral downfall -- like the aforementioned Clinton's struggle to stake out a position on New York Gov. Eliot Spitzer's policy of extending drivers' licences to undocumented immigrants.

Noticeably that although diffusely dispersed in the RPE layer, lipofuscin-like particles were prone to aggregate around cells of compromised integrity.

Her speech is expected to set out a personal agenda that differs noticeably from that of her brother, who is still number three at News Corp.

Over the years, however, he distanced himself noticeably from that position.

The economy and employment situation will have to improve noticeably before that happens.

Murray's fitness has improved noticeably and that allows him to use all his other skills.

Rancholabrean species richness for the Colorado Plateau falls noticeably below that of the Holocene data point (also unexpected if interval duration were controlling the signal) (Figure 3G).