Sentence examples similar to a notable rank from inspiring English sources
On both sides, there was a notable closing of ranks today.
Mr. Cao's vote offered a notable break in ranks for the House Republican minority, which has stayed unified on major political issues.
Tanzania's foreign minister, in a notable breaking of ranks, said there was "every sign that the elections will never be free or fair".
Looking at the percentage of excise in the cost of cigarettes, Cuba comes out on top with 87.1%, the UK's 73.5% rates a notable mention, and Australia ranks much further down at 54.7%.
According to the WEF there has been "a notable improvement" in South Africa's ranking as regards the efficiency of its financial markets, with the country jumping 19 places from 24th to fifth--very high for an emerging-market economy.
As the Conservatives cruised past the magic number of 323 MPs at lunchtime on Friday – the number needed for the working majority that few had believed they would ever get – there was a notable absence of triumphalism among their ranks.
The decrease in the AUC when exchanging the raw features for the swapped features was a notable decrease when using the p-rank versus the z-normalization (15% versus 10%).
ncMCE-SP ranked first, with a notable improvement, in the first two networks (Ben-Hur and Noble 2005; Chen et al. 2006; Supplementary Fig. S9), and second in the third network (You et al. 2010 sparse, Supplementary Fig. S9).
This bump is a notable achievement for Lyft, which tends to rank in the top 50 or lower at times, in the Free apps category.
The survey results represent a notable shift from the last climate survey ranking, which was conducted in 2009 ahead of the UN climate change conference in Copenhagen.
