Sentence examples for perhaps noticeable from inspiring English sources

On continental shelves backed by high mountain ranges, such as the Pacific coast of North and South America, the difference between high and low sea-level stands may be difficult to detect, being one of degree perhaps noticeable only by marginally increased sedimentation rates during lowstands, or intervals of decreased sea level.

Quebec's French culture is perhaps most noticeable through its distinctive architecture, music, and cuisine.

But perhaps most noticeable was what he didn't mention: the United States operations of the beleaguered financial giant.

Perhaps most noticeable is that the St . Lawrenceis clean and a flurry of motion, as sailboats, motorboats, kayaks and canoes slalom amid the river's peach-colored rocks.

The study said that the effect of a strong reputation for corporate responsibility and sustainability is perhaps most noticeable in the market.

Lamont said the Tigers had not been positioning their infielders any differently to guard against what has become Jeter's perhaps most noticeable offensive trait this year — the swinging bunt, 60-foot dribblers up the third-base line.

This was perhaps most noticeable when Morrison was asked to comment on her life's "journey", as though she'd trekked from rural Ohio with two kids on her back to perform on X Factor.

But while Mr Blair has had to suffer accusations for some time now about being celebrity-obsessed, what is perhaps most noticeable is how far his stock had declined by the end of his reign.

The problem was perhaps most noticeable in the North Greenwich Arena, where gymnastics fans have scrapped for months to get a ticket only to turn on their television and see Louis Smith and his team-mates competing in front of empty blue seats.

The signs of progress are perhaps most noticeable not in the direct quality of the domestic league, but the pedigree of the players it produces, and the sheer number that has gone on to ply its trade in Europe's top leagues.

A small lapse perhaps, but noticeable.