Sentence examples similar to palpably more delayed from inspiring English sources
"Why should this be more delayed?
More delay means even more devastation.
But more delaying tactics may lie ahead.
More delay and more reassuring noises.
When the conversation moves on to football, however, he is palpably more relaxed.
Here in the salon, however, Mac's appeal is palpably more intimate.
Since the financial crisis, China has been palpably more assertive across issues from economic policy to human rights.
Vastly bigger and palpably more ambitious than its predecessors, Fallout 4 incorporates complex item-crafting and camp-building mechanics, while tweaking controls and systems to be more intuitive.
As the world economy no longer seems to be teetering on the edge of a precipice, the finance ministers and central-bank governors gathered in Washington this week for the spring meetings of the IMF and World Bank, were palpably more relaxed.
But the crowd in Amman, which appeared to be largely middle class and led by organizers from the secular opposition, was still palpably more timid than the mobs that ultimately brought down other Arab autocrats.
