Sentence examples for noticeably to from inspiring English sources

The 19-month-old recession has contributed noticeably to this decline.

Both clerked at the Supreme Court for Chief Justice Warren E. Burger (and were noticeably to the left of him).

It will be hard for a candidate to get noticeably to Gore's right without looking like an extremist.

For exercise noticeably to dampen your desire for food, in other words, you may need to sweat for an hour.

I had never before seen anyone react so quickly and so noticeably to coffee; brandy probably wouldn't have done any more for him, or cocaine, or an oxygen tent, or a blood transfusion.

By the transition period, Boehner had either been staying off the golf courses or applying gobs of sunblock, as his skin tone had softened noticeably to a commonplace Crayola peach.

He returned to New Year's Rockin' Eve alongside co-host Ryan Seacrest, noticeably diminished, to count down to 2006.

But it had hardly been a contest to relish with both players noticeably unable to give of their best.

He taught the Basque players how to synchronise their movement and, most noticeably, how to out-run the opposition.

Some of the wells noticeably respond to this operation which is equal to a significant improvement in the production rate.

Noticeably different to the BD treatment was the increase in Gammaproteobacteria (to 25%) and Cytophaga/Flexibacter (to 18%) over time.