Sentence examples for an equally notable from inspiring English sources

There was an equally notable ratings story on BBC2 on Saturday with the Best Sitcom Final at 9.55pm walking off with 5.4 million viewers as the nation voted for its perennial favourite - Only Fools and Horses -to take top prize.

In an equally notable trend, Egypt's Salafi jihadists, including the ISIS-allied WilayatoSinai, appear to have held their fire after the Morsi sentencing.

Some of the explanations we offer for the divergence of XRCC4 family proteins may also apply to the XLF/Nej1 family proteins, which display an equally notable lack of conservation (Callebaut et al. 2006; Hentges et al. 2006; Wilson 2007; Cavero et al. 2007; Deshpande and Wilson 2007).

An equally notable failure came from Bill Cosby, who posted a picture of himself to Twitter and asked his followers to "Meme me" — just as news began to break about the multiple claims of sexual assault against the comedian.

Working with the photography collection of the National Portrait Gallery, the curator Deborah Willis has selected images of famous black abolitionists, politicians, activists, artists, scientists, athletes, writers, and musicians and other performers by a roster of equally notable photographers.

There was also a more subdued but equally notable reaction.

Now the American actor is to play a markedly different, but equally notable African figure after signing on to star as Archbishop Desmond Tutu in a new post-apartheid drama.

But Salles is equally notable as a facilitator for other Brazilian projects - most importantly the sensational City of God, which he co-produced.

But equally notable is a steady transition away from some of the hardball tactics of the Giuliani era that inflamed neighborhoods in northern Manhattan, central Brooklyn and the Bronx.

Leonardo Da Vinci is the Platonic ideal of the Renaissance Man: equally notable as a scientist, artist, and inventor, Leonardo would be doubtless confused and frustrated by modern notions of a "career".

The unions also seemed to fail to attract support from people without full-time employment.It is equally notable that El País, a centre-left newspaper as well as the country's best quality daily, goes big this morning on the question of public sector wages, but not from an especially sympathetic perspective.