Sentence examples for is still notable from inspiring English sources

The party is still notable for the presence of powerful factions (though these are rarely formed along ideological lines).

But many networking experts say WorldCom is still notable for the diversity and incompatibility of its networks and supporting technology.

And there, too, the action has been quieter than in the recent past, although it is still notable by long-term measures.

In its fund-raising, Peru's long-term slug had a maturity of "only" 40 years, but it is still notable that the $1 billion issue sold at a lower yield than that paid by Mexico or Goldman -- 5.875 percent.

But the new Indonesian noir is still notable for being drenched by an atmosphere of bone-deep venality seeping out from institutions to poison people's psyches, the weather, everything.

While the Waters-Reese case may not be unusual in Florida, the coming auction of the home is still notable: it will be a result of the Florida Legislature's new effort to cut the number of foreclosures inching their way through the state's courts.

But his victory was still notable.

And yet, somehow, there are still notable gaps.

It is no longer owned by Moet-Hennessy, but its wines are still notable, particularly the 1994 Reserve Sonoma County cabernet, with immense character (about $40).

The parade of brief performances left little time to appreciate the offerings of any particular vocalist, but there were still notable moments.

The real debut of the marquee left side of the infield will come in the season opener later this month, but the first dress rehearsal was still notable.