Sentence examples for could also note from inspiring English sources

In fairness, one could also note a similar lack of depth in the basic play systems of The Sims, which has proven enduringly popular.

Acoustically, it might or might not prove to be a great gain, but one could also note that vibrations from the subway no longer tickle the listener's feet as strongly as in the past.

You could also note that the Missouri and Mississippi meet close to where a police officer killed Michael Brown in Ferguson, a suburb of St Louis, the event that prompted the formation of Black Lives Matter (members of which were also at the camp showing solidarity).

But he could also note that the commission's proposed solution would require time-consuming boundary changes and could not anyway be implemented until after the next election, thereby signalling that the promised referendum could safely wait until just before or just after that election.

We could also note that there's nothing particularly "medieval" about the Book of Revelation, which was likely written at the end of the 1st century CE and lavishly illustrated from late antiquity onwards.

That's an impressive bunch of information, and we could also note that aside from a couple of exceptions, the series overall has enjoyed good reviews and is one of the best, most consistently entertaining and high-quality franchises at the modern box office.

She could have also noted that women benefit greatly from such efforts.

It could also be noted that, the ability of a complete passive heat removal system could be mentioned as the most important passive safety feature of the future nuclear reactors.

He could also have noted how this system has ensured public health is never viewed as just a poor person's health system, but rather one which provides an exemplary level of care.

The lower crystallinity of the high MA content copolymers could also be noted by the magnitudes of the modulus drop at Tg using dynamic mechanical analysis (DMA) and the step change in heat capacity at Tg using differential scanning calorimetry (DSC).

I suppose it could also be noted that the climate debate is dominated by white, middle-class English-speakers (I dare not look in the mirror at this point), but such thoughts are probably best left explored by an academic with ample time and hard data before them.