Sentence examples for care to note from inspiring English sources
The Times took care to note that "several news organizations" had repeated the TMZ item.
Mr. Trichet did take care to note that slower growth and slackening demand among consumers and corporations could damp inflation.
(Still, as Kramer takes care to note, these were not "a pilot program for the Third Reich").
Each of the three is well known by name, and easily identifiable, Generals Kelly and Odierno might care to note.
The Paisleyites and others might care to note that Patten can give as good as he gets.
I only beg that gentlemen of sufficiently long life take care to note the truth of my words.
"I am happy that someone cared to note I want extra cheese on the side," he said, "but I don't necessarily want to be that predictable".
Nobody cared to note that this dismissal was precisely what the British had intended when they first carved out Iraq from the old Ottoman Empire after World War I.
Administration officials took care today to note that the White House was not preparing evidence on Mr. Bin Laden to satisfy the demand for it from the Taliban rulers of Afghanistan.
Care was taken to note the positioning of the subject so that this could be reproduced accurately at each time point when whole-body planar imaging was acquired.
Concerning the assessments of the quality of care, one thing to note is that relatives and staff generally had a tendency to assess the quality to be higher than the field observer.
