"There was a small but notable pattern of intimidation of Carter Center witnesses," Mr. Carter said.
A small but notable minority practices Hinduism or Buddhism, and some communities in the interior regions follow local religions.
Trump appears to be speaking for a small but notable minority, with Yale finding that 10% of Americans are "dismissive" of climate change as an issue.
There is also a small but notable repertoire of cast-bronze figures, including several fragments and complete examples of dancing girls, small chariots, carts, and animals.
Ms. Takamiya, along with Hisako Sekijima and Kazue Honma, make up a small but notable contingent of Japanese artists in this show.
Gilbert said Federer in 2008 was like a baseball batting champion hitting.355 instead of.388 — a small but notable difference, particularly at Wimbledon, where he lost to Nadal in a five-set match many described as the greatest ever.
Catholic leaders and some former Episcopalians are celebrating the announcement as a small but notable event in an often tortuous history of relations between the Vatican and the Anglican Church, which includes the Episcopalians, after their break in the 16th century.
A small but notable role in The Beach, in 2000, undoubtedly got her noticed, but it was probably her performance as a well-to-do American wife caught up in blackmail and murder in Burn After Reading that catapulted the relatively small film to critical acclaim.
One or two lawyer's amendments were virtually all that it required before acceptance by a publisher who recognised not just the poignant nature of its posthumous discovery but the intrinsic value of the last serious work by one of the most gifted writers of his generation, an unexpected addition to a small but notable legacy.
Maker's Mark, a small but notable distillery in Kentucky, stores its freshly filled barrels in the top half of its warehouses for the first three years of their lives, and then moves them down to the lower half for the remaining period of maturation.
