Sentence examples for be taking note of from inspiring English sources

Europe may also be taking note of the backlash in this country to Trump's xenophobic policies.

Turkey, too, finally seems to be taking note of the KRG, having denied the existence of the Kurdish people for much of the 20th century.

Not to say that the theater is undergoing a sea change, but writers do seem to be taking note of a new country to explore.

"One of the things I'm trying to do is change parental perceptions: parents should be taking note of the qualifications as well as the ratios," Truss told the Guardian.

Either Cotter has his side supremely fit, or perhaps he does not know his best XV, but South Africa will be taking note of a jittery first half and a juggernaut second after just four days' rest.

"The Executive Board meets next week to make its final decision on the future of City of Leeds School and I hope that they will be taking note of Education Leeds' new recommendation and voting to keep the school open for our children, ensuring that the school is supported into the future.

And at that time the room will have to be taken note of.

I think they deserve to be taken note of somehow too.

That has to be taken note of".

Companies bearing household names and long histories should be take note of Microsoft's move this week, however subtle or small compared to its balance sheet.

Cause of hemoptysis would then be taken note of.