Sentence examples for barely noteworthy from inspiring English sources

The venue itself was an indication of his fall: an otherwise barely noteworthy conference focused on selling shares in tiny public companies.

That political figures have undisclosed financial stakes in the policy positions they pretend to favor is so common in Washington that it has become normalized, something its mavens barely recognize as noteworthy.

For example, it is noteworthy that the ISIE barely modified the map of the 450 polling stations abroad as it was set up by Ben Ali.

Also noteworthy: a user who barely makes the top 10% needs 11.4 times more followers to break into the top 1%, and nearly 55 times as many followers to enter the top 0.1%.

That so many of the students were Hispanic or black was noteworthy, for their backgrounds are barely reflected in the works that Professor Gans teaches.

Battelle's conversation with Jerry Yang was noteworthy for Yang's physical gestures – crouched forward in his seat with barely a glance of eye contact as he defended his tenure and ducked any sense of his posture regarding the future.

It is noteworthy that BubR1 PCAF complex formation was detected in nocodazole-arrested cells but was barely detectable in asynchronous cells.

In this regard, it is noteworthy that Mamld1 is clearly expressed in fetal Leydig and Sertoli cells and is barely expressed in adrenal cells [1], [13], and that Cyp17a1 expression is indispensable for T production in Leydig cells [14].

The only noteworthy element might have been that the last four prime ministers — Shinzo Abe, Yasuo Fukuda, Taro Aso and Yukio Hatoyama, each of whom resigned after barely a year in office, have been sons and grandsons of prime ministers.

It is noteworthy that the Spanish philosopher Miguel de Unamuno's influential book, The Tragic Sense of Life in Men and Peoples (1921), barely mentions the formal drama.

Pastas were especially noteworthy.