Sentence examples for noticeably then from inspiring English sources

At that time, Ray, then NIESR's acting director, said: "If the economic situation worsens noticeably then the government should undertake a temporary fiscal stimulus.

You laugh but without fully smiling, then look to the ground and either mutter under your breath or tut noticeably, then start to shake your head.

But what has changed noticeably since then is the quality of budget tools, which used to be barely usable.

"If stock prices drop noticeably more, then the likelihood of consumers' continuing to expand their spending, even at the moderate second-quarter pace of 2.5percentt a year, goes down," he said.

But on current trends, by the middle of this century America's population could be 440m-550m, larger than the EU's even after enlargement, and nearly half China's, rather than a quarter.America will also be noticeably younger then and ethnically more varied.

I tentatively hauled myself to a standing position, feeling noticeably weaker, then got on with the day's task of stumbling through bristles, prickles, and giant trees.

If the edges aren't noticeably colorful then the lenses are probably inside-out [1].

His wealthy Bronxville lawyer father noticeably so.

The 'Kid' sketch went on so long that a number of people in the crowd grew noticeably restless — and then it went on even longer.

And then, noticeably fearful that his interviewers have been followed by Sudanese troops, he and his men abruptly slip into the wide Sahara.

As for the rest, it's unremarkable at best, at other times noticeably thin, but then again, the creation of steps has never been Mr. Bourne's strength.