Sentence examples for being sure to note from inspiring English sources

Mr. Cameron was speaking carefully, being sure to note that as the nonprofit regional theater industry enters middle age, with a raft of new artistic leaders, there are new concerns, issues involving institution maintenance rather than institution building and long-term stability rather than immediate black ink.

For those who wish to pay what they owe in full, they can send a check made payable to the United States Treasury, being sure to note the taxpayer's social security number or employer identification number, tax period, and related tax form number.

Given inconsistencies in methods and target populations, readers should be careful when interpreting and comparing the results of economic analyses, being sure to note the perspective, population size, and country of analysis, among other analysis methods and features of the intervention.

Be sure to note your character's religion, and how it might have been a factor in this context.

Be sure to note important changes, such as the fall of the Soviet Union, which impacted the community.

Be sure to note when they were discovered or developed, whether they were renewable or nonrenewable, and how they affected society and culture.

Be sure to note what type of digital player is required to play an audio book before you purchase or sign up for a service.

Of course as true-to-life as these adolescents appear to be, they depart from reality in one pronounced way that parents are sure to note.

(Aspiring hotel reviewers need to look up job postings on the Oyster site, and be sure to note the demanding qualifications required of job candidates).

Other European investors are sure to note this rare example of shareholder triumph.Mr Mittal has long thought that the industry would become dominated by companies that produce more than 100m tonnes of steel a year.

And he was sure to note that all the founders are still on good terms.