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

It's particularly notable because most smoking initiation happens when people are in their teens, and most teens spend a lot of time on social media.

At this pivotal moment in their career it's particularly notable that for "El Camino" the Black Keys decided to try a risky experiment.

It's particularly notable that one collaborator on the first batch of papers, Judith Curry of the Georgia Institute of Technology, declined to be included as an author on the new one.

It's particularly notable that the list of global intellectuals mentioned here who have written about sport come from the left-liberal tradition, but the only prominent intellectual in Australia to canvass the subject in any serious way is the conservative Geoffrey Blainey.

It's particularly notable that the Department of Labor is now arguing that fiduciary dereliction in health benefits is rampant.

If you take a close look at the rear of the camera, you can actually see the aperture expand and contract as you switch between settings — it's particularly notable when you have to zoom in.

This is true and it was particularly notable in last week's episode, in which a fake-tanned Forrest, hopped up on steroids, found himself screaming, "I have achieved perfection in body and mind!

This is true — and it was particularly notable in last week's episode, in which a fake-tanned Forrest, hopped up on steroids, found himself screaming, "I have achieved perfection in body and mind!

It is particularly notable for its collection of 19th- and 20th-century works, including many of the German Romantic school.

It is particularly notable for its powerful epistemology and his account of the Act and Being of God, in which he integrated dynamic and ontological factors in theological knowledge.

It is particularly notable for its rare beetles.