Sentence examples for little notable from inspiring English sources

But the Twitter messaging has continued, causing little notable disruption and varying widely in content.

While commentators in 2010 had predicted that a glut of fiscal calamity novels would emerge in 2011, little notable fiction was published on this theme.

It was accepted in Article 2 of the North Atlantic Treaty in 1949, sometimes referred to as the "Canadian article," though with little notable effect.

When Ms. Vavreck and I looked more closely at the trend in battleground states, we saw little notable movement in the spring and summer.

And who else would stick at it for 23 years, grafting away to little notable effect (apart from making a stonking enemy of Tony Blair)?

The scare came and went with little notable impact, other than the one it had on the balance sheet of the company (very positive) and the reputation of Mr. McAfee (very negative).

Meanwhile, the whole genome methylation level of H3K4 displayed a little but notable increase.

Meanwhile, the whole genome methylation level of H3K4 displayed a little but notable increase, indicating activation of gene transcription.

The subject was notable: little has been written about the Camorra, whereas books and films about the Sicilian Mafia have flourished for many decades.

Anyone who has ever had the privilege of spending even a little time with notable actors (a frequent element of journalism) sees them being approached by strangers, noticed by strangers, or very deferentially yet conspicuously not noticed by strangers.

In spite of such difficulty, visual inspection of the registration results in our test (a few examples are shown in Fig. 13) reveals generally very good registration quality characterized by little, if any, notable ghosting effect.