Sentence examples for a notable state from inspiring English sources

A notable state tradition is rowing: locals scull in Washington's many lakes and waterways year-round, and the University of Washington boasts a distinguished rowing history, which includes a gold medal win by the school's eight-man crew over the German national team in the 1936 Berlin Olympic Games.

The loss in wealth in New Jersey coincides with a notable state tax hike.

The Westchester case was notable, state health officials said, because the virus was in a type of mosquito that feeds during the day and night, Aedes japonicus.

The Matthau donation was the result of some behind-the-scenes work done by another notable state resident, the actor Richard Widmark, who lives in Roxbury.

The only other notable state still standing alone in Europe is the Vatican, albeit in the belief that it has a stronger ally than the earthbound family of nations.Over the past 14 years, Swiss voters have firmly rejected by referendum their government's attempts to coax them into the UN or even into making formal arrangements with it.

"Table 4" (pages 13 through 15 of the Report) looks at three things: (1) scenario 1, (2) scenario 2, and (3) notable state estate tax policy changes enacted following EGTRRA.

Gabii was a notable city-state active in the first millennium BCE.

Nevertheless, it is unclear whether these factors alone could have been sufficient for maintaining a notable steady-state population of RNA-like polymers – needed as starting material for further evolutionary transformations.

These moments are a combination of business events which reflect the discover of notable states or state changes.

"I often laugh that Nick and I gravitated to each other and became friends, because around the table as we were interns, there was a lot of Harvard and Yale and U.C.S.F. and Stanford, and there were two notable state-school kids — Nevada and Kentucky".

The majority of cysts, however, convert from an initially columnar state to a fully squamous, amniotic ectoderm-like state by circumferential, multi-focal progressive squamous morphogenesis without passing through a notable asymmetric intermediate state (Supplementary Fig. 13; Supplementary Movie 4).