Sentence examples for perceptibly to from inspiring English sources

Mean commuting time decreased, if barely perceptibly, to 39 minutes in the city (from 39.1 minutes) and to 34.1 minutes in the metropolitan area (from 34.2 minutes).

In Dallas, a college student sunk his chance to have an internship at a hedge fund last summer when he pulled out a BlackBerry to look up a fact to help him make a point during his interview, then lingered — momentarily, but perceptibly — to check a text message a friend had sent, said Trevor Hanger, the head of equity trading at the hedge fund, who was helping conduct the interview.

The United States has moved perceptibly closer to Pakistan's arch-enemy, India.

The instrumentation nudges her music perceptibly closer to a post-bop framework without abandoning traces of noise-rock, serialism and acerbic folk music.

Prodded by lawsuits and public demand, a department in which nearly 9 of 10 officers were white men has come perceptibly closer to resembling the city.

AS this seaside town slouches toward another Labor Day, attention here is perceptibly turning to its own form of reality-based television, the Miss America Pageant, though some weeks it more closely resembles "Survivor".

In fact our results show that the algorithm can differentiate more than 25% of the pairs of 'colours' that are described as not perceptibly different to an average human.

We're perceptibly closer to the end than when I started".

Dancing is a whole-body experience, but the victor in our DDRMAX competition stood still, arms to his sides, not even perceptibly keeping time to the music but stamping his foot with deadly purpose as the arrows indicated.

Each of these aspects of quality are easily discernible, even to an untrained client, and therefore likely to perceptibly influence satisfaction, though they may have little impact on meeting the overall FP needs of clients.

The unseen planet would be too far away to perceptibly perturb the motions of Earth and the other inner planets, but close enough to the scattered disc objects to sway them.