Sentence examples for to make noticeable from inspiring English sources

The Department of Defense began to make noticeable improvements, including expanding protections and services for victims.

One argument says that too few people are shopping online to make noticeable discounts and speedy service economical; the counterargument says that more people would shop online if retailers offered more.

He thinks Seagate is in the best position to make noticeable progress over the coming years, as the industry moves from a people-intensive to capital-intensive environment.

"We, as an entirety, strive to make noticeable differences in our local and global communities," said Collins about her experience in Kappa Alpha Theta, and also the Greek community as a whole.

Legislation concerning this matter is progressing at an extremely low pace and currently only Japan, the U.K., the United States, and Scandinavian countries have managed to make noticeable progress.

It is a humble, hand-knitted scarf, originally intended to keep warm – and make noticeable — the 8,000 local volunteers who are the backbone of any Super Bowl week.

Scissors make noticeable sounds when cutting paper.

As TechCrunch pointed out earlier today, while the public does appear to be making noticeable noise, the Internet industry itself is more muted in its protest.

Also if you are at the stage wear you where bras, try not to make them noticeable and if you do want people to notice it (which you probably don't) wear light pink blue or yellow with stars or hearts.

The art has shocks to make it noticeable, and the shocks are often funny, or at least they make sense.

"It's going to take a couple of months to tell whether it's going to make a noticeable change," he said.