Sentence examples for it is striking to note from inspiring English sources

Aside from the sheer number of local dance performances, it is striking to note the variety of dance they illustrate.

In light of the strength of this conceptual association, it is striking to note the paucity of large-scale empirical studies that have investigated how leadership impacts performance improvement in organizations over time.

So it is striking to note that The Economist's all-items commodity index is now even higher than it was back then.Admittedly, our index excludes oil, which is more than $50 below its 2008 peak.

In an age of Islamist terrorism, it is striking to note that the same author who condemned imperialism in Heart of Darkness (1899) also wrote The Secret Agent (1907), which centres around a conspiracy of foreign terrorists in London.

In the current show, it is striking to note that of the 11 factories represented, only 2 survive: Worcester, founded in 1751, and Derby, founded in 1750 and advertised as "a second Dresden".

Furthermore, in the face of warnings by some of a wave of 'aggressive secularism' sweeping the UK, in the light of a number of court rulings which seem to have come down against overt Christians, it is striking to note just how supportive the north is of the Queen as defender of the faith.

It's striking to note, however, that when barriers to effective monetary policy are stripped away in such circumstances (like, for instance, the constraints of the gold standard) the inevitably laggardly recoveries often transform into historic booms.UPDATE: Let me put my contention this way.

It was striking to note that the intensity of L1 immunoreactivity was significantly increased in the lung metastases (PTs: +; LMs: +++).

But, it was striking to note that the expression of HNF6, another important marker for late endoderm was still lower in the BMP4 dominant case.

It was striking to note that ZD1839 alone was able to markedly diminish p53 expression at 24 72 h with a maximum 2.5-fold decrease at 48 h; the inhibitory effect was smaller at 96 h.

It was striking to note that females in the age group 10 19 years were more likely to suffer from TB than their male counterparts in the same age category.