Sentence examples for rises noticeably from inspiring English sources

As soon as you step down from the entrance shaft, 400 foot under Folkestone's Shakespeare Cliffs, the temperature rises noticeably.

Still, all through the spring, volume rises noticeably after rainy weekends, when many taxpayers stay home to fill out returns.

A 2012 unofficial collaboration, The Light the Dead See, and Gahan's two solo albums fill out the setlist, but only Mode's hardcore fanbase, the Black Swarm, can tell the difference between Soulsavers material and solo Gahan (hint: the volume of the applause rises noticeably during the latter).

After a Millwall fan headbutts one of his fellow Lions fans, the police have to move in and the tension in the ground rises noticeably.

where t 1 is the time when the particle temperature first rises noticeably above the initial temperature, Λ = n λ / c T, λ = 1 / ( 1 − r p ) 2 and c T = ( 1 + r p ) / 2 − 1 / ( n + 1 ).

The same holds for Muslim immigrants (−0.12***) so that the chance to live in a fully specialized household rises noticeably if the immigrant reports to exhibit Islamic beliefs or to be Muslim.

Interest rates on US debt have not risen noticeably.

It rose noticeably in March and accelerated further this week (see chart).

Living standards, particularly in urban areas, have risen noticeably in recent years.

But that guy? "Yeah, I mean …" her voice strains a little, rising noticeably.

If there was a link, it says that cases would have risen noticeably as so many girls have been vaccinated.