Sentence examples for be notable enough from inspiring English sources

But in July, when another person publicly proposed that I might in fact not be notable enough to be the subject of a Wikipedia article (tinyurl.com/qnqjp), I agreed - and strongly argued the case against myself.

The dot wasn't an alarm-red notification but would probably be notable enough to pique my interest and point me to the setting, even if I wasn't writing this story.

A new work from Mr. McKayle is notable enough, but the prospect of the rarely seen "Brahms Paganiniis is particularly compelling.

The emergence of Austin as the home of a world-class literary archive was notable enough to earn Dr. Staley and the center a feature-length profile in The New Yorker in 2007.

His glory in 2015 was notable enough, without doing so by destroying the field to such an extent the 79th Masters was effectively a chase for second place by Friday lunchtime.

Rangers' plunge into administration, liquidation and Scotland's third division was notable enough without the general decline in standards which has seen the country's clubs and international team regress to the realms of the also-ran.

If the arrival of 11 English golfers at the Masters was notable enough – and it should have been – the fact that Justin Rose, Lee Westwood and Paul Casey began the final day with live hopes of claiming the first major of 2017 is deserving of heavy recognition.

The effect was notable enough that after my first week, I decided to try doing my tech screens in Scala.

Netflix bought the title for $12 million, which told the story of child soldiers in a West African country, and at least was notable enough to be considered a shocking Oscar snub.

That is, Twitter will selectively show you the metrics that are relevant to that particular tweet (e.g. clicks, if you've included a link in your tweet), but also those that are notable enough for sharing.

Along the way, Dixon became a prolific seed-stage investor — one whose bets were notable enough that in 2012, a16z pulled him into the fold as a general partner.