Sentence examples for is notable enough to from inspiring English sources
If you don't think this is notable enough to merit another (albeit brief) Groupon clone post then just remember how Facebook got a headstart towards world domination, by strategically targeting social networks in the Ivy League and slowly expanding outward.
Since Wikipedia editors do rely on this biased information for informing their decisions (e.g., who is notable enough to be depicted in Wikipedia? What are the most important facts about this person?), it is not surprising that the content they produce reflects these pre-existing biases.
Determine whether or not your team is notable enough to merit a fandom article on wikiHow.
But in July, when another person publicly proposed that I might in fact not be notable enough to be the subject of a Wikipedia article (tinyurl.com/qnqjp), I agreed - and strongly argued the case against myself.
The emergence of Austin as the home of a world-class literary archive was notable enough to earn Dr. Staley and the center a feature-length profile in The New Yorker in 2007.
Netflix bought the title for $12 million, which told the story of child soldiers in a West African country, and at least was notable enough to be considered a shocking Oscar snub.
Immediately afterwards, Amazon swooped in to pick up the lost shows, giving them a new streaming home, a win the company felt was notable enough to advertise directly on its Amazon.com homepage in a letter to customers.
The dot wasn't an alarm-red notification but would probably be notable enough to pique my interest and point me to the setting, even if I wasn't writing this story.
Philip Cosores of Paste felt that with the music video, Beyoncé disrespected the message she sent through the song and felt that it was notable enough to stand on its own.
The fact that our Youth Council was given full responsibility for producing the city's 1963 Easter Sunrise Service was notable enough to grab the front page of the city's weekend newsmagazine.
