Sentence examples for Of considerable note from inspiring English sources

Of considerable note, just last week the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit struck down a similar attempt by the State of New Jersey to legalize certain formats of sports gambling.

Mr. Devereaux was also an entomologist of considerable note.

Sidney Sheldon is a screen writer, producer and director of considerable note, but THE NAKED FACE (Morrow, $5.95) is his first novel and a bril liant creation it is, intense and persuasive in characterization, no less so in plotting.

(Tele-Charge) www.publictheater.org "ROADSIDE" Based on a play by Lynn Riggs (whose "Green Grow the Lilacs" was the source for "Oklahoma!") and with book and lyrics by Tom Jones and music by Harvey Schmidt, the pair who wrote "The Fantasticks," this new musical about rambling Gypsies in the Old West has a schmaltzy pedigree of considerable note.

At that level, "future changes in climate are of considerable concern," notes climatologist Tom Wigley of the National Center for Atmospheric Research in Boulder, Colorado.

Although skin tone is likely an important determinant of racial identity selection among Arab and Islamic Americans, it is of considerable consequence to note that the racializing events of 2002-2012 pushed individuals into racial minority status based on religion and linguistic ancestral origins - regardless of skin shade.

It is of considerable interest to note the relative high levels of CD133 positive cells in both SF188 (7%) and KNS42 (4%).

It is of considerable interest to note that recent epidemiological studies suggest that regular tea or coffee drinking is associated with a reduced risk of PD [16], [17].

In this light it is of considerable interest to note that bilamellar membrane structures that are formed after sperm capacitation as well as the formed trans-SNARE complexes –specific for these bilamellar structures- remain stable after their post-cavitation isolation.

It is of considerable importance to note that this combination of multivariate analysis techniques with our basic methodology to model disease incidence at zonal level can be generalized to any volume of data over any spatial range for achieving a great degree of predictability on malaria incidence over time under different environmental factors.

It is of considerable importance to note that this can be generalized to any volume of data over any spatial range to achieve a great degree of predictability of malaria incidence over time with respect to the factors considered in the respective study.