Sentence examples for entirely noting from inspiring English sources
FiveThirtyEight seems inclined to disregard them entirely, noting "there is other polling data that suggests Rubio has a lot more upside than the other potential candidates polling in the mid-single digits with him", such as his strong favourability ratings and the fact that Republican voters regard him as neither too conservative nor too moderate.
It is also recommending the provision allowing bulk equipment interference (aka mass hacking) be removed entirely, noting "we have not been provided with sufficiently compelling evidence as to why 'Bulk' Equipment Interference warrants are required", and suggesting that 'Targeted Equipment Interferencee warrants "can be drawn sufficiently broadly that a separate 'Bulk' warrant is unnecessary".
But it did not concede entirely, noting that certain federal rules would have to be amended in order for the concept to take full force.
"The dangers that female genital mutilation and cutting create for girls and women have been recognized by the government, religious leaders, health professionals, community elders and individual families in Sudan, and we applaud the collective efforts now being taken to eradicate the practice entirely," noted UNICEF Acting Representative Dr. Iyabode Olusanmi.
Dundee University distanced itself from the majority of universities which have resigned the CBI entirely by noting that it was suspending its membership; Edinburgh University has also indicated its resignation was temporary.
You run higher risks of contracting HIV/AIDS, but you are also key to holding back the epidemic and eventually ending it entirely", she noted.
Again, another topic entirely, but worth noting.
Until the end of the 11th century organum was written entirely in note-against-note style, described, in 1336, as punctus contra punctum (point against point i.e., note against note), hence the name counterpoint.
But Mattingly said it would be wrong to blame the sweep entirely on the bullpen, noting the Dodgers had only three hits Sunday.
I'll return to the larger picture, but before the battle of Cambridge fades entirely, let's note that the only crime Obama committed at his news conference was honesty (always impolitic in Washington).
Still, in the interview, Ms. Steinem made it clear that she was not entirely disillusioned with Mrs. Thatcher, noting that, as prime minister, she had provided more government assistance to widows.
