Sentence examples for with noticeably more from inspiring English sources

After 9/11, tradition reasserted itself, with noticeably more women taking their husband's name.

Now this candidate, with noticeably more gray flecking his hair, is talking about "the changes and reforms we need".

Green Arrow became an antiauthority radical, and Black Canary advocated on behalf of the women's movement, operating with noticeably more self-assurance.

Mr. Graham, like other Democrats tested so far, reacted to the Sept. 11 images with noticeably more activity in the amygdala than did the Republicans, said the lead researcher, Marco Iacoboni, an associate professor at the U.C.L.A. Neuropsychiatric Institute who directs a laboratory at the Ahmanson Lovelace Brain Mapping Center there.

Visual inspection of individual subjects' EMG-force curves suggested multiple patterns within the same sampling area, with observations noticeably more homogenous for UPN and LPN than for AN.

The turnout in Limerick's O'Connell street was much larger than Galway, with a noticeably more vociferous group of pro-life activists on one side of the road, while the pro-choicers had a substantial audio system on the other.

For these five genes, NONSTA and STA performed equally, getting all the correct root placements, except for ATP6, with NONSTA again noticeably more discriminative.

With Dobbs, Uchida was noticeably more free-spirited than with the two male players, indulging in giggles, literary digressions, and spells of self-criticism.

The split had apparently been worked out in advance with the premier, who had become noticeably more exasperated with criticism from Labour ministers.

The convention got under way with speeches that were noticeably more partisan than those that characterized the first two days of the recent Republican event.

The rankings produced by our metric (PIRS) corresponded very well with SD and were noticeably more similar to RSD than random ranking.