Sentence examples for went appreciably from inspiring English sources

Though the figures for 2010 are not yet available, it seems improbable that things went appreciably better for the Mets.

In general, the levels plateaued after about 4 to 6 weeks and did not go appreciably higher even though administration of the FireMaster FF-1 was continued.

"What it means for people is that it's not going to get appreciably easier to find a job any time soon unless we start seeing much higher GDP growth numbers".

In pilot studies with normal rats it was found that location go/no-go discriminations become appreciably more difficult when the rat is placed further and further away from the side walls.

Spieth's life was not going to appreciably change, whatever score he signed for Sunday.

And that the costs we renters will be paying – let's bet the farm here – will go up appreciably.

Nontherapeutic use of the drugs was banned in Denmark and Sweden because of concerns about human health, she said, adding, "The poultry and swine industries have done very well without antibiotics, and their prices haven't really gone up appreciably".

I think it would be a different story if our TV ratings or our popularity was going down appreciably because then you'd be questioning why we are doing this.

More and more are turning to community sharing in the belief the system is not going to appreciably change.

Trump always wins (wink!)... .. To be sure, Trump is not going to sit idly by watching his lead appreciably slip until Jeb Bush or Marco Rubio pulls ahead.

A dawdling pace is always to the detriment of those, like Amazing Maria, held up for a late run, but Doyle took charge of a potentially embarrassing situation, making his move appreciably earlier than originally planned so that suddenly, two furlongs from home, the grey was on the heels of the leaders and in the perfect position to go on and win her race.