Sentence examples for as is often noted from inspiring English sources

It is no coincidence, as is often noted, that Indians have prospered everywhere outside India.But India's task remains daunting.

First, as is often noted, it is extremely centralised.

It is, as is often noted, Washington, D.C., to Mumbai's New York.

Since WWII, as is often noted, we have fought alongside the US in every major war – Korea, Vietnam, the Gulf, Afghanistan, Iraq and now against Islamic State.

It's a form, as is often noted, that makes the strange familiar and the familiar strange, a narrative principle that Mr. Kosinski embraces again and again with niceties like Jack's Yankee baseball cap and Jack and Victoria's candlelight dinners.

As is often noted, the natural parallel here is with games, like chess or baseball, which are defined by certain rules.

In addition, a preference for water views, which are perceived as calming, is often noted in studies (Ulrich 1984; Kaplan and Kaplan 1989; Heerwagen and Orians 1993).

He has played over 100 rounds of golf as president, it is often noted, but only one with a Republican congressman (and only two with a Democratic congressman, for that matter).

This effect is often noted as a shift to higher turn-on bias during hysteresis studies.

The fashion industry is often noted as the number two polluter of clean water after agriculture.

"Ice Cream Man" is often noted as being the most "up-tempo" song of the album, whereas "Lonely" is toned-down and slow-paced.