Sentence examples for a notable player in from inspiring English sources
The acquisition makes Pittsburgh-based PNC Financial a notable player in the retail-banking sector.
Since then his Elevation Development, founded on the spoils of a dot-com sale, has become a notable player in the tightly controlled market for detached garden residences in the island-state.
There are some key larger clients in the mix too, though thanks to some pesky NDAs I can't name names — one is a notable player in payments and the other is a prominent e-commerce entity.
But for whatever reason, Dell seems to think that a strictly solid Android tablet will be enough to make them a notable player in the space, and I'm not convinced they're right.
Given that Intuit is already a customer of Saygent's other solutions in its online products, and is a notable player in the mobile payments space, it makes for a good fit.
Volvo — originally a Swedish car maker, before getting acquired by Ford in 1999, and then subsequently by Geely Holding in 2010 — itself has also been a notable player in this evolution: the company in July announced that all of its cars will either electric or hybrid by 2019.
Sophomore Ryan Reynolds, a notable player coming out of high school, was injured in the preseason and therefore was unable to contribute in 2006.
But not much was expected of the Hawks heading into this season, as the off-season trades of the All-Star guard Joe Johnson to the Brooklyn Nets and the starting forward Marvin Williams to the Utah Jazz did not bring any notable players in return.
He is the second notable player in less than a week hit with a hefty doping suspension following Toronto Blue Jays first baseman Chris Colabello who was banned last Friday without pay, but denied any wrongdoing.
The most notable player in the 25-32 range on the men's side is Jerzy Janowicz of Poland, who stormed through the draw at the Masters 1000 event in Paris, reaching the final as a qualifier.
Now Haynes, 18, has emerged as the most notable player in the next group of African-American women who have stepped in behind the Williamses, spurred on by their success.
