Sentence examples for makes it noteworthy from inspiring English sources

What makes it noteworthy is not just its goal, whether rural Ugandans might adopt new solar-powered lights over traditional kerosene, but its provenance.

"It's a vague but threatening letter, and I think its vagueness is what makes it noteworthy," Loomis says.

But even that distinction is not what makes it noteworthy.

But it's the location of the project, Mr. Adams said, that makes it noteworthy.

However, the fund's exclusive arrangement with the Pacific Stock Exchange makes it noteworthy.

Harvard molecular geneticist George Church agrees that the consensus has long been that experiments on discarded IVF embryos are acceptable; the only new thing is that the Huang group "used CRISPR, which makes it noteworthy," he says.

There would have been nothing unusual about that scene Thursday — fans generally adore their team's superstar — but the recent history of the player, Ryan Braun of the Milwaukee Brewers, made it noteworthy.

Several features of the ELN locus make it noteworthy.

The report's source makes it particularly noteworthy, since the Federal Reserve normally steers clear of politically charged, localized issues like New York tax policy.

The motivation for this lies in the different nature of replies: while a single retweet could be anecdotal and has a low cost for a user (one click), a reply is a more expensive action involving more cognitive overhead, which makes it a noteworthy interaction already if it happens only once [47].

Time magazine has called it "the best thing on TV outside cable", a sentiment echoed by the Atlantic, and the New York Times, which, given its home on mainstream network CBS, makes it even more noteworthy.