Sentence examples for is perhaps notable from inspiring English sources

It is perhaps notable that the public support of one tech industry mogul for the Republican party nominee has produced such controversy.

It is perhaps notable, given the exaggerated claims made by the Bush Administration about collaboration between Osama bin Laden and Saddam Hussein, that the account was created because of the bin Laden family's concern about Iraq's invasion of Kuwait, on August 2 , 1990

The extent to which the smartness of these cities can be said to stand up to the advanced Triple Helix is perhaps notable, in the sense that it is only equalled by the degree to which they can also be seen - on this count at least - to stand apart and fall short of that measure.

While companies like Zynga and Rovio already offer advertising alongside their games,  what is perhaps notable here is that Tylted may be willing to go much further than bigger players in bending its own branding in favor of that of advertisers.

It is perhaps notable that in common with many other Mercian charters of the 9th century, this grant is of privileges rather than land: the chronicler Bede had commented a century earlier that excessive grants of land to monasteries were leaving kings without land to grant to the nobility, and the Mercian kings may have been responding to this problem.

But it was perhaps notable that Flower included his name in a list of batsmen he nominated as playing skilfully and making good decisions against spin.

It was perhaps notable, however, that the story didn't contain any comment from Fred III or his sister Mary reciprocating those feelings.

The bowlers, much more proficient, have allowed Australia off the hook too often and it was perhaps notable that in this Test, when they kept them on it, they had the help of a fourth seamer in Stokes.

One could scarcely expect the subject of gay marriage to be the principal preoccupation of the Essex town's chilly shoppers, so it was perhaps notable that very few, when asked, declined to offer a view.

It's perhaps notable that at the launch today will be Richard Allan, director of public policy, Facebook and Peter Barron, director of communications and public affairs, at Google UK.

In fact, it's perhaps notable that his biggest flub came on a new track he's apparently yet to internalize.