Sentence examples for we appreciably from inspiring English sources
The Standard praised Blériot's "pluck and dexterity" but sniffed, "The Channel steamer service is not yet threatened nor are we appreciably nearer the day when friends or enemies will fly to our shores".
For these reasons we think it unlikely that the immune responses we measured were appreciably influenced by infection with other mycobacteria species.
In making drugs illegal, we haven't appreciably reduced use.
If we don't appreciably accelerate retirement, there is no "extra" (early-retirement) cost to consider.
We now slow appreciably, down to Mach 1.3.
The before-and-after comparison did not change appreciably when we restricted it to each subject's first Holter session per study period, and we found no evidence of an interaction with age group or BMI (data not shown).
"We are artifacts designed by natural selection," Daniel Dennett wrote, to which Fodor said no. "Darwin's idea is much deeper, much more beautiful, and appreciably scarier: We are artifacts designed by selection in exactly the sense in which the Rockies are artifacts designed by erosion; which is to say that we aren't artifacts and nothing designed us.
Our performance against our North Korean adversaries is unlikely to improve appreciably until we do them the courtesy of taking them seriously: of understanding what they want from the world, rather than what we think they should want.
Similarly, ORs for aspirin use did not change appreciably when we stratified the analysis by markers of OTC aspirin use such as history of ischemic heart disease and diabetes.
It means that the solution of would not change appreciably if we ignore all the covariates except in.
