Sentence examples for it is notable how from inspiring English sources

It is notable how this investigation came to be.

But really, it is notable how little there has been on screen about our troubled "queen of hearts".

Central banks in some rich economies, in particular Britain and the euro zone, still have room to cut rates though it is notable how even fairly dramatic cuts are not working as they once did.

However, after decades of women failing to gain equal representation in executive suites, it is notable how many books now focus on women altering their behaviour, rather than men changing their way of doing things.

The shale gas revolution promises to boost the economy further, and our companies lead the global revolution in technology.Yet it is notable how often the policy advice that follows, over 70-odd pages, eschews grand Kissingerian visions of remaking the globe, instead focusing on the sort of second-order issues where a still-potent America can make an outsize difference.

It is notable how quickly the Dutch athlete moves around the court, and how much ground she covers, anticipating again and again where the ball will come back to her. 1.14pm BST Tennis Khanthasit takes it to 40-30, but Vergeer reaches deuce with a cross-court forehand, then takes the advantage.

It was notable how keen she was to get this right, and her seriousness".

On their biggest-selling album, 2004's Bows + Arrows, it's notable how angry he sounds.

Those moments are always a good time to judge a team's character and it was notable how nobody was willing to front up.

If anything, it's notable how mundane the objects are, an indication of how easy  this modeling process  — once mainly the purview of laser scanners — has become.

It's notable how the report is littered with references to the cost of "high-flyer" public sector pensions compared with "low-flyers".