Sentence examples for very noticeable impact from inspiring English sources
Perhaps that's a defensible position -- U.S. soldiers being killed in action is a very noticeable impact for the public -- but by other measures we might have expected Iraq to have a larger impact: it was more unpopular than the Korean War, and it was quite a bit more expensive.
On the other hand, an excessive smoothing has a very noticeable impact on the visual quality.
It had very little noticeable impact in part because it was poorly designed.
"The orchestra knows the scores so well that the conductor has very little to inject -- although their impact is very noticeable".
He later recalled to the BBC: "It weighed about seven tonnes so the impact was very noticeable.
Assuming that these measures go into effect, their impact will be very noticeable.
She said: "People find it difficult to have a high-fibre diet but as most prebiotics are very soluble and can be taken without any noticeable impact on the food or drink they are included in, it is a very convenient way to get health benefits".
It was also observed from ICP-OES analysis that the presence of very little amount of magnesium in one of the synthesized ZnO has noticeable impact on cure properties.
SNPs are found quite frequently throughout the human genome, while their impact on gene expression or protein's function is not always very noticeable.
(SEAT 121) With regard to impact of the lessons, the majority of service users interviewed commented that the changes to health status were not necessarily very noticeable or large, that there was a subtle change to the pain; small differences had an impact on them.
