Sentence examples for like a notable from inspiring English sources

Even allowing for the substantial margin of error in the monthly figures close to a hundred thousand this looks like a notable fall-off.

But despite the wailing and gnashing of teeth, not least among Social Democratic left-wingers, it does look like a notable first step in the right direction.For one thing, the new finance minister, Hans Eichel, could not have made a better start at clearing up the mess left by his spendthrift, leftist predecessor, Oskar Lafontaine, who stomped off the job in March.

At first, news that users are accessing nearly 10 apps daily sounds like a notable increase from a report from a couple of years ago, which had painted a different picture of app usage.

We're not seeing anything that looks like a notable new feature, and the early findings indicate that while the accelerometer, transitions, and camera have all become a bit snappier, things are still a bit shaky – which is understandable, as neither of these are official releases.

While poisonous birds might sound like a notable discovery, Dumbacher had trouble arousing any interest.

Against that backdrop, GOP voters' enthusiasm for their 2016 field looked like a notable bright spot for the party.

MamJ-like is a notable exception having less than 20% identity with MamJ.

"Last Saturday [8 November] almost looked like having a notable lack of goals in the 3pm kick-offs, before a late flurry," wrote Toby Sandison last week.

Pierre Clémenti was a sort of Zelig-like apparition in a notable array of movies, ranging from Bernardo Bertolucci's "Partner" to James Toback's "Exposed".

Fiscal hawks won't like any bill with a notable price tag.

The company today is bringing its signature video grids, which contain all the videos you've liked or shared, to a notable new platform: the web.