Sentence examples for noticeably unable from inspiring English sources
But it had hardly been a contest to relish with both players noticeably unable to give of their best.
The train that is the nation's economic recovery has slowed noticeably, unable to generate enough jobs in the last two months to keep pace with population growth, much less reduce the vast numbers of unemployed Americans.
Top leaders, most noticeably President Hu and Premier Wen, sometimes proved themselves unable to effect initiatives or policy decisions due to resistance from other members of the standing committee.
Williams was unable to practice again Thursday and was limping noticeably.
Tsonga, seeded fifth this year, was unable to withstand the heat generated by his opponent, and faded noticeably in the latter half, having come from a set down to level at 1-1.
Debra and Jarrett were interviewed moments after Hart's fall from the rafters at Kemper Arena, where Debra was noticeably shaken and fighting back tears of concern for her friend, and was unable to stay in her persona.
More noticeably, the broadcast networks' evening newscasts — the traditional standard-bearers of television news — have been unable to stop their long-term ratings declines, even during the hotly contested primaries.
The shifting dynamics have most noticeably affected the United States, which pushed more forcefully than its counterparts for stronger pressure on China but has been unable to persuade them to stand with it at the forefront of the debate.
His spine bells noticeably.
