Sentence examples for he will note that from inspiring English sources

Perhaps he will note that when he becomes responsible for appointing regional governors a change that will take effect this year his scope for buck-passing will shrink.

He will note that should investors back away from Treasury debt, it could make refinancing difficult and throw the country's financial markets into even greater chaos, the officials say.

But if he is hardly the sort to care about this, he will note that he was selected by Sven-Goran Eriksson for the 2006 World Cup when he was a Championship player at Norwich City.

In his speech to the Royal Television Society he will note that on the day of the cyber-attack there had also been an attempt to disrupt the Persian Service's London phone-lines by the use of multiple automatic calls.

If the state court judge in the Baltimore case takes a similar view to the federal judges who have already ruled, he will note that rideshare and bike lanes won't really do much to halt the rising tides that the lawsuit claims are imminent.

He will note that while most banks claimed to not tracking "TARP fund usage on a dollar-for-dollar basis," many were able to "provide insights into their actual or planned future use of TARP funds".

There is laughter in the inquiry and Leveson says he'll note that.

He pitches to prove there is still a place for him in October, so even if he should never make it back this way again, historians will note that, had he chosen to, he could have.

You will note that he did not rescind his earlier statements.

(Ironists will note that he was well regarded, too, as Rothbart, the evil enchanter, in "Swan Lake").

"A most interesting observation, sir. Peruse Mr Faulks's preface and you will note that he has wisely eschewed any attempt at exact impersonation.