Sentence examples for palpably improved from inspiring English sources
But over the past year, the Irish economy has palpably improved.
By 2002 its output was almost 23% below its pre-crisis trajectory.Since Pimco's forum concluded in May, the world economy has palpably improved.
But even teleconferencing cannot close the gap between Patna, where the administration has palpably improved, and the outlying districts, where the government's social programmes and public services work fitfully, if at all.Behind the collectorate building in one outlying district, men urinate beside five rusting four-by-fours.
In other words, how can canvassers persuade voters that their lives will palpably improve if they vote Tory?
Public opinion polls and the populist electoral mood in both political parties suggest that voters still do not feel their economic fortunes palpably improving, despite a record streak of job growth.
After #jagärhär intervened in the comment sections talking about Claeson, the tone of the conversation improved palpably.
"Manifestly and palpably weak" leadership and a high turnover of directors are undermining efforts to improve children's services in England, says Ofsted's chief inspector, Sir Michael Wilshaw.
Better times are palpably here.
Not completely, but palpably.
