Sentence examples for some noticeable changes from inspiring English sources
Yet there are some noticeable changes.
There are some noticeable changes at McCann's, the newest entry.
He's made some noticeable changes already.
But there were some noticeable changes in day-to-day life.
In cities, however, the planned economy continued in spite of some noticeable changes, such as the improvement in living standards and the emergence of consumerism (Whyte & Parish, 1984).
There have been some noticeable changes in the transport system, and of course, the skyscrapers within the city and the dockland area add to the shift to a new era of a modern city, but these changes are not really felt within central London.
Some of the most noticeable changes are the addition of inner divertor coils inside the vacuum vessel and the replacement of all plasma facing components.
Some of the most noticeable changes between debut Silent Alarm and A Weekend in the City are that the songs became more layered and less raw due to inclusion of string arrangements.
Some of the most noticeable changes in this area due to the surface quality of the skin where very fine to medium wrinkling and even more subtle textural changes can create an aged appearance.
The N.F.L. has made two noticeable changes.
Most also had noticeable changes in heart rhythms.
