Sentence examples for correspondents noted from inspiring English sources

No rationale was provided for the changes, although BBC News correspondents noted that the government had recently been trying to rally patriotic sentiment dampened by economic issues.

He had a strong shot, and was a good taker of goalscoring chances, although the Northern Daily Mails correspondents noted a tendency to miss the easy ones.

Correspondents note that the Nigerian military often plays down the number of people killed in clashes with militants.

Correspondents note that exit polls are notoriously inaccurate in India, partly because of the size and complexity of the electorate.

Several correspondents note the slightly apologetic tone with which the Queen handed over the "inevitable" gift of a signed, framed photographs of herself and the duke.

Correspondents note that the government led by Prime Minister Viktor Orban of the Fidesz party has already used its two-thirds majority in parliament to strip the constitutional court of most of its powers to rule on tax and state budget issues.

As the correspondents note, one shRNA sequence is primarily employed and it is not consistently paired with varied on- or off-target controls.

The correspondents note that the lncRNA designated "lnc-DC" by Wang et al. is a protein-coding transcript, Wfdc21 or Wdnm1-like, in all mammals with available sequence other than hominids (Homo sapiens sapiens, Neanderthal and Denisova), and suggest that Wang et al. would have been well advised to discuss this information, as they propose functions for the transcript in human and mouse cells.

(As Dana Milbank, a Washington Post White House correspondent, noted, "Cheney has spoken that way for months").

As your correspondent noted, the PBS national feed is available, but it is very unsatisfactory and repetitive.

As your correspondent noted at the beginning, that is not at all bad but it is nowhere near the preposterous 230mpg being touted.