Sentence examples for with noticeably less from inspiring English sources

The crowd laughed again, with noticeably less enthusiasm.

The Spyder corners faster than the S and with noticeably less body roll.

The new approach appeared to calm the session, with noticeably less shouting and braying than usual in the chamber.

C J Stander secured the ball and, with noticeably less resistance now, Scotland were driven back for Sean Cronin to finish.

His new approach to quizzing the Prime Minister appeared to calm the session, with noticeably less shouting and braying than usual in the chamber.

Contrast that with Frankensoftware like the 30 million lines of Windows 2000, which was written under much tighter deadlines with noticeably less time for debugging.

Now this soca singer has a smash with another, noticeably less sublime (but not charmless) soca song, "Tempted to Touch".

Avranches and Cambridge, both twelfth century manuscripts, are the sole witnesses for the end of Book Four and the whole of Book Five in Stage Two versions, with Avranches noticeably less accurate than Cambridge in several places.

During a three-hour hearing before the Senate Finance Committee, Mr. O'Neill, the former Alcoa executive, supported tax cuts with words that were noticeably less rousing than those of Mr. Bush.

(There were, however, significant differences between disciplines, with women being noticeably less represented in the physical sciences and engineering, compared to life and social sciences).

This time, with politicians so noticeably less vocal about this vital issue, prisoners alone are calling the public to action.