Sentence examples for it's notable for from inspiring English sources

Platial is one of a number of services that allow users to easily create their own maps on top of Google's API, but it's notable for its rapid adoption and financial backing.

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12. Going My Way: Maybe this 1944 film shouldn't count since it's mainly about Irish-Americans in America, but it's notable for Bing Crosby's crooning "Too-Ra-Loo-Ra-Loo-Ra" to ailing Irish priest Barry Fitzgerald, the Oscars earned by both and the "tough kids" transformed into an angelic-sounding boys' choir.

It's notable for embodying Hyundai's aspiration to sell vehicles that compete with a Mercedes S Class or Lexus LS.

It's notable, for instance, that this year's Pulitzer Prize winner for drama, Ayad Akhtar's provocative, engrossing drama "Disgraced," and the two finalists — Amy Herzog's "4000 Miles," a delicate drama of grief and healing, and Gina Gionfriddo's smart "Rapture, Blister, Burn," about a female academic looking back at forks in the road — all were produced Off Broadway.

Yet it's notable for its emotional intensity, and for the conviction with which much of it is narrated.

Besides its literary merits and its influence on later drama, it is notable for its length, two or three times that of the average Yuan play.

Praised for the gothic set design and Sigourney Weaver's portrayal of reluctant hero Ellen Ripley, it is notable for its underlying themes of motherhood, penetration and birth.

While the strike was one of many involving Paterson's silk workers over the years, it was notable for its impact -- 23,000 workers went out for five months.

It therefore supported Gordon Brown's 12-point autonomy plan, arguing that it was "notable" for its "level of detail".

It is notable for its elasticity and for its ability to absorb shock and conform to or "remember" shapes.