Sentence examples similar to it note how from inspiring English sources

When Wells Fargo made its announcement this month, it noted how falling home prices complicated the question of how much equity to offer to borrowers in the first place.

It notes how "Abu Zubaydah became completely unresponsive, with bubbles rising through his open, full mouth".

It notes how rapidly countries' unilateral drugs policies are evolving, while at the same time there is a growing consensus over the human costs of the trade.

It notes how forest management officials are implicated in the wrongdoing and several have previously been fined or detained for similar crimes in the past.

"Massive" is how Herrera described it, noting how the American team built a replica track for Beijing, too, from drawings mostly, and won half of the six BMX medals.

It notes how to take a suitable image of a small object (~mm) for the purposes of digitising, reproduction and study in virtual reality.

The Prologue reflects upon this 'modernity' of the baroque when it notes how the "remarkable analogies to present-day German literature have given increased grounds for an interest in the baroque…" (OGT, 54).

It noted how defeated enemies re-spawn in certain spots, how enemies are placed on the edges of platforms, and the structure of the final level.

At the end of 1996, it had $1.8 billion in cash and short-term investments—a sum equivalent to 63% of its annual sales.Regardless of how many ideas it develops, Thermo also faces a dilemma that has long confounded more orthodox ideas factories such as 3M (the company that invented the Post-it Note): how to craft a coherent, long-term strategy from an unpredictable ideas machine.

How large was the stone tablet, how much can you fit on a Post-It note, how long will a voice messaging system allow you to talk before cutting you off, etc. (As an aside, I think that we all remember the classic Sex & The City episode where Carrie is devastated by a breakup that takes place via Post-It note. Lowest of low).

If it isn't, note how many half or whole steps it is away from the intended note.