Sentence examples for good to note from inspiring English sources

It's good to note that these units don't remove lead or copper.

Aside from the post-modern irony, however, it's good to note that Green Lantern hasn't tried too hard to modernise.

As you embark on your search, it's good to note that not every therapist will be a good fit.

By their very nature they're always going to be of variable quality, but it's good to note down some names to watch.

Lastly, it's also good to note that downing a bag of baby carrots can cause some people to turn a shade orang-er than others.

Even though none of the varieties evaluated showed strong resistance, it is good to note that there are noticeable differences among varieties.

So it's a good moment to note how good we have it here on Earth.

(And this is a good place to note the singular importance of the Jazz Discography Project; it's an online wonder).

This might be a good time to note that these diaries are probably not Orwell for beginners.

Here's a good moment to note that Mr. Smith originally conceived of "Child 44" as a movie.

Now, before you again don warm clothes, is a good time to note how much sun damage you incurred this summer.