Sentence examples for may note the from inspiring English sources
But if the workers do not make the offers, a listening supervisor may note the failure.
Today a Facebook-user may note the passing of an aged parent, sending digital ripples across a dozen states.
SCORECARD -- Ms. Snyder, 63, looks young and vigorous in her ad; viewers who know what Mr. Morgenthau looks like at age 86 may note the contrast.
Students of the art of bullshit may note the excuse of "keeping one's cards close to one's chest" for future reference.
Some may note the similarity between this idea and Gove's announcement yesterday of plans to slacken the rules on teachers using physical force.
"Thank God we got a better President now," Prince continues, rather startlingly, "with bigger balls" – the reader may note the recurrent sexual imagery – "than Carter.
As Ms. Maier notes, the Second Amendment affirms the right of "people" to keep and bear arms in a well-regulated militia — or the National Guard today.
As Maier noted, the scene didn't jump out as explicitly critical in 2009, writing on Crushable that she "just assumed the joke was that Tracy was crazy" -- a common theme throughout the series.
The reader may note that the position of the root r of T played a role in the above parameterizations.
As the reader may note, ultimately, the cost function is dictated by the problem we are trying to solve.
We may note from the figures that the luminescence peak arising from the SiN x /SiO2 structure around 1.9 eV is the same whatever the annealing temperature.
