Sentence examples for rose noticeably from inspiring English sources

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

"The share of workers employed part time for economic reasons rose noticeably in May," according to the notes from June's meeting.

Previously, I thought of disability hate crime (which rose noticeably between 2008 and 2012) as the sharp edge of hardship: as the economy tanked, people's lives became harder, mean people became meaner and attacked the undefended.

The initial result was encouraging – for a brief period of maybe 30 or 40 seconds the quality of comments on TechCrunch rose noticeably, including a 20% drop in misspelled name-calling and 35% fewer ungrammatical demands for any given writer to be fired.

By 1789, tensions between Tipu and his neighbors and vassals to Mysore's west, including the Kingdom of Travancore, also rose noticeably.

The administration of Mel was found to reverse the effect of I/R on Akt and VDAC phosphorylation and thus p-Akt level rose noticeably reaching 145 ± 8 whereas p-VDAC amount dropped until 375 ± 9 (p < 0.05).

Interest rates on US debt have not risen noticeably.

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.

Swiss Re reported that its premium income, like that of rivals, has risen noticeably since Sept. 11.