Sentence examples for which were noticeably from inspiring English sources

Both candidates were having trouble with their voices, which were noticeably hoarse from speechmaking and lack of sleep.

European hotels, which were noticeably slower on the uptake, are catching up in many cases using Wi-Fi to provide in-room access without having to lay cables.

After lunch, Ms. Mandel hustled to SoHo to show Mrs. Bach more lofts, which were noticeably different than those in TriBeCa; the same price bought older renovations, fewer square feet and less light.

As shown in Figure 1B, treatment with TGF-β1 induced prominent morphological changes in SGC-7901 cells, including elongated and spindle-like shapes, which were noticeably suppressed by pretreatment with COE.

Two other studies, however, have reported ORs for HPV type 16, which were noticeably higher than those observed here (Liaw et al, 1999; van der Graaf et al, 2002).

Money expended on coaching, travel and tournaments all comes out of his pocket, which is noticeably shallow.

Downloading the Angry Birds app took 16 seconds on the same 12.5 megabits per second (Mbps) connection, which is noticeably quicker than the average home broadband at 8Mbps.

The crowd, which was noticeably short both on celebs and bling bling, included JAMES BLAKE, named People magazine's sexiest athlete last year.

It's meaningless, because despite the globalisation of the industry, French style still differs from Italian, which is noticeably different from British.

In the year that Anthony and his friends have been working on it, it has become smooth and the step(which is noticeably Latin) has been slurred and subordinated to the twirls.

An unusual combination of hands-on technique and aestheticism came together in Koetsu, and it is reflected in this show, which is noticeably low on the technical fireworks and dazzling material display that were so central to the Momoyama period.