Sentence examples for is still notable for 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.

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.

Roundly agreed to be bloody awful, piggybacking on the bad name of the cherished villain from 1975 classic Sholay but having the temerity to make him an anti-corruption stiff-neck, the film is still notable for breaking 2015's box-office torpor.

At the Aspen Daily News, where substance abuse can sometimes seem like an indoor sport, the back-to-back-to-back incidents were still notable for the tendency of the editors in question to try to talk themselves out of trouble with the authorities in question--a move bespeaking both self-importance and their awareness of their inordinate power in a small town.

Her lung exam was still notable for diminished breath sounds at the left base.

Certainly, the hedge fund targets growth-stage opportunities which have shorter liquidity times in general, yet, the speed of liquidity is still notable even for growth investors.

However, the concentration of carbon is still notable (54 at.%) in this case.

However, the sample studied is still notable and allows important conclusions and analysis.

While a number of researchers, e.g. [12], [64], have emphasized that the prevalence of invasive species may be related to the degree of disturbance in the environment and the availability of human-produced habitats, these findings are still notable, particularly for the recently introduced species I. bicolor, A. reticulatus and L. aristata.

Though the SAIC later backtracked after discussions with Ma, the report was still notable because it is unusual for the Chinese government to be so critical of a successful homegrown company.