Sentence examples for noticeably under from inspiring English sources

Sinclair himself provided a modest salary, and Hölderlin improved noticeably under his care and companionship.

And while we smoked and often drank too much, we were rarely loud or noticeably "under the influence".

When Otis Chandler became publisher of the Times, the paper's writing, editing, and editorial policy underwent a striking metamorphosis, noticeably under editor Nick Williams (1958 71).

Britain – most noticeably under Labour from 1997 to 2010 – lived the myth that the UK could have its EU membership but stand aloof from its development.

The Argos website reportedly slowed down noticeably under the pressure of more than 2.5 million online visits, but it was hardly the same as witnessing a press of real, furious flesh-and-blood customers.

Clearly, if you arrive at the border noticeably under the influence of drugs or even alcohol, you are in for a long afternoon of questions at secondary inspection.

The Tyndall Report's annual totals for 2015 found that Clinton received 121 minutes of campaign coverage on the networks while the "noticeably under-covered" Sanders received only 20minutess.

Populations which could be noticeably under-represented include younger people and people of lower socioeconomic status [ 38].

Prostate cancer was noticeably under-represented in the EMR, likely because prostate cancer patients are treated primarily by urologists.

Transcription regulator activity and nucleic acid binding are significantly over-represented in the cancer genes, with transporter and enzyme function noticeably under-represented.

To date, the structural, biochemical, and biophysical mechanisms for subcellular targeting of FYVE domains for proteins from various model organisms have been worked out but plant FYVE domains remain noticeably under-investigated.