Sentence examples for considered notable from inspiring English sources

It describes a system considered notable for its success in fostering a cross-boundary cooperation considered to be atypical.

Much of the information contained in the newly released documents was already known to Area 51 aficionados, but the fact that the air base is mentioned in a publicly available document is nevertheless considered notable.

But it wasn't a relationship of equals: the MacSpaunday poets were usually considered notable not because of how closely they resembled one another, but because of how much the other three looked like Auden.

The researchers, whose h-index was higher than the field average, were considered notable.

The knowledge base was considered notable in the life sciences by the interviewees.

The building has a neon sign above it that is considered notable and historic.

The authors look back at the history of medical innovation and consider notable examples of "treatments" -- plastic surgery, for one -- that have blurred the line between therapy and enhancement.

And that's what he considers notable about "The Producers": "It's a hand-crafted piece of living, breathable art that's created live in front of a thousand-plus people eight times a week".

Finally, I consider notable policies related to grounds for divorce, child support, and child custody in light of how they might affect children s adjustment to their parents divorce.

Certainly, the body of his work is considered very notable by foreign judges; he was the first American to win a Nobel Prize in Literature, picking up his in 1930.

Considered a notable engineering achievement because it solved the problem of ventilating a long vehicular tunnel, it has 84 powerful fans capable of replacing air in the tunnel every 90 seconds.