Sentence examples for is equally notable from inspiring English sources
The stance of the Democratic Leadership Council (DLC), the voice of pro-business Clintonian Democrats, is equally notable.
But Salles is equally notable as a facilitator for other Brazilian projects - most importantly the sensational City of God, which he co-produced.
Bruckner's Ninth, for all its stretches of heaven-storming grandiosity and fury, is equally notable for passages of sustained austerity and luminosity.
The unions also seemed to fail to attract support from people without full-time employment.It is equally notable that El País, a centre-left newspaper as well as the country's best quality daily, goes big this morning on the question of public sector wages, but not from an especially sympathetic perspective.
What is equally notable about the Bentley is that, for even more money, the company will let you commission the interior and exterior of your dreams.
It is equally notable that the other functional categories available for short-term cellular response to hypoxia include nuclear protein, phosphorylation, metal binding, and DNA-binding, which are also prominent in enrichment (See Table 1).
Is the boom that many forecast for this year going to be equally notable for long contested corporate tussles?
These two new books, notable for their absence of nostalgia, are equally notable for their absence of mystery.
The Medici family was equally notable in its patronage of the arts, supporting projects by a list of masters that included Brunelleschi, Michelangelo, and Cellini.
"Africa doesn't need strong men; it needs strong institutions".Mr Obama's speech was equally notable for what it omitted.
