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His black clothes were hardly discernible.

They argue that mankind’s prehistoric penchant for mammoth may have had a discernible effect on climate.

It's too soon to tell whether there is a discernible and sustainable pattern.

Elusive even when staring straight at it, the aurora follows no discernible schedule.

No discernible ill effects have shown up to offset these benefits.

So far there has been no discernible effect on fish stocks and almost all the fisheries have now reopened.

He is politebut there is a discernible hum of irritation. Perhaps he has had to deal withtoo many lumbering westerners.

It's a positive force, and it exerts an actual and somehow palpable, discernible force in the world.

An inner cloud of dust rose around the prostrate figures amid the general one of the room, in which a twitching entanglement of arms and legs was discernible.

These or other negotiations may not hurt, but they are unlikely to provide any discernible benefit. An alternative approach is needed.

This convergence may not be instantly discernible, because it is happening in many places at once and is often not understood for what it is.

If only. The post-bubble backlash gave rise to useful new regulations, but it had no discernible impact on Wall Street’s actual business.

But no explanation was discernible; he remained under the cow long enough to have milked three, uttering a private ejaculation now and then, as if he could not get on.

Although partially obscured by clouds, oil is discernible in two areas, a serpentine slick near the Mississippi Delta, and a large round slick south of the Mississippi-Alabama border.

Their verdict is that public debt does little discernible harm until it reaches about 90% of a country's GDP, but then the effect on growth can be sudden and big.