Sentence examples for real noticeable from inspiring English sources

On his first visit as prime minister to Ka bul yesterday David Cameron said the public needed to see "real, noticeable and marked" results.

"The acceleration would be real noticeable and the vibrations, bumps and engine noises would stop registering," he said in an interview.

As Gateway's founder and CEO Ted Waitt said in a statement following last week's earnings announcement: "The strategy we've been executing for the past year is paying off with real, noticeable momentum in the consumer marketplace.

The only real noticeable change was that the scantily-clad girls I recall from two decades before hadn't aged.

With Jeopardy, the only real noticeable change in format and look through the years was that Alex Trebek shaved his mustache.

He didn't balance the books, and the cuts, although they were real, were barely noticeable for most people.

With the aim of improving the performance of Stirling engines for applications with relatively low maximum temperatures (150 °C 300 °C), working fluids that have noticeable real gas effects have been considered.

Ex-prisoner John Shelly said: "Over the last few years there's been a real sort of noticeable change of people becoming radicalised and getting themselves involved in violent situations - and being coerced into doing that by some of what you might call the more prominent Muslims that are inside for various offences".

When studying this type of systems, one of the variables that must be considered carefully in first place is the sample polydispersity because usually, the average particle size values declared to characterize samples are only rough approximations, and definitely, a non-negligible size distribution is always present for real samples, producing noticeable changes in thermal behavior.

Generally, results are displayed in real time with no noticeable delay for the user.

That's far, far too low to be noticeable in real-world usage.