Sentence examples for certainly notable from inspiring English sources

Still, the symbolic setting and the regret expressed is certainly notable.

The crime, while certainly notable, might have followed its victim into obscurity were it not for the current prominence of the song.

It's certainly notable as an experiment in online content creation — a test of what people will pay money to watch on their computers.

Less striking but certainly notable is a parallel trend in the United States, where a higher proportion of adult children now live with parents than at any time since the 1950s.

While an exit like this is certainly notable, it's worth pointing out that Groovebook's app wasn't entirely a runaway success.

Bitcoin is currently enjoying what politicos call a boomlet — a small bump that, while perhaps not impressive on a historical scale, is certainly notable.

But while the "new" is certainly omnipresent, notable efforts have been made to remind visitors of the mountain's past.

It would certainly be notable if there were a system in place that took into account test scores along with other elements like attendance and feedback from students, teachers and parents.

The is certainly a notable size for an early stage investment in Hong Kong's nascent but growing startup scene.

Burke was certainly more notable as a pundit than an executive politician, holding office only twice, for a few months in 1782 and 1783.

But there have certainly been notable exceptions such as Anselm and Descartes, and, in the last century, Charles Hartshorne (1962), Norman Malcolm (1960), and Alvin Plantinga (1974a, 1974b) If the ontological argument were sound, it would provide a rather decisive refutation of the argument from evil.