Sentence examples for it represents a notable from inspiring English sources

In fact, it represents a notable hardening of the pope's heart against them.

But in China, where reverence for the elderly is an ingrained cultural trait, it represents a notable change.

All these processes must share the limited space in the membrane; thus it represents a notable constraint on cellular functions.

But according to those who have worked on it and witnessed it, the new technology represents a notable advance in the richness of detail, shadows and shading in the images projected, and the ability of the images to move and interact with singers and actors on the set.

The British Asian Rugby Association (Bara) has not been around for quite as long but its 10th anniversary represents a notable achievement for the former Featherstone and England wing Ikram Butt.

In its approach to pharmaceutical production Brazil represents a notable challenge to the prevailing arguments on Trade-Related Intellectual Property Rights (TRIPS) and local production of pharmaceuticals.

And the multidisciplinary Lincoln Center Festival represents a notable beginning over its first five years.

This study represents a notable advance over most existing studies of protein evolution since it examines the wholesale repurposing of a protein rather than an incremental shift in activity or specificity.

This represents a notable change since 1980, when the average whites' neighborhood was 88% white, but it is very different from the makeup of the metropolis as a whole.

This represents a notable change from days of yore.

For Mr. Amenábar, "Agora" also represents a notable change in style.