Sentence examples for greater note of from inspiring English sources

Historians are beginning to take greater note of Idlewild's past, particularly its founding in 1912.

All have no doubt taken even greater note of a generational divide.

Dusty Baker, who allowed Wood to exceed 100 pitches 24 times in 2003, should have taken greater note of his injury history.

PAGE A10 Reporting on the 2,000 Dead The news media are taking far greater note of the 2,000th American military death in Iraq than it did of the 1,000th death last year.

Twenty-first-century presidential movies have an awkward balancing act on their hands – indulging the old-school paragon the US mainstream wants to see, and introducing greater notes of vulnerability and realpolitik that make such subject matter more resonant with all-important overseas audiences.

Canada was too preoccupied with its own affairs up to 1935 to take great note of Japanese incursions into Manchuria or the growing power of Adolf Hitler in Europe.

I have taken great note of the worries and we have strengthened animal research here and we will apply [those results] to human ES cell research.

Of substantially greater note for the foundations of quantum theory are six papers by von Neumann (three jointly published with Murray) on rings of operators, which are reprinted in (von Neumann 1961 1963, Vol. III, Nos 2 7).

And the beauty of comedians is — and sometimes we accept it more than in others in terms of their career transitions — that there are these great notes of accessible emotions.

Yet remarkably, perhaps of greater note was the specific car, one of four the team entered, that achieved the win.

But of greater note is how Obama campaigned against President Bush by criticising his policy of imprisoning without trial – yet has chosen to kill individuals without trial.