Sentence examples for most noteworthy point from inspiring English sources

The most noteworthy point deals with promises by the United States government to ease the movements of 15 members of the insurgent council who will take part in negotiations, and even to pressure the Iraqi government to have them released if some were detained by Iraq.

But what is, perhaps, most noteworthy is that the starting point for the project was not the raw nucleotides (the chemical letters of which DNA is composed), but a set of pre-assembled "cassettes" of DNA that the team had ordered from commercial suppliers.

To that point, his most noteworthy pronouncement on the women's game had been a 2004 comment in which he suggested the players wear tighter shorts.

Probably most noteworthy is the small 0.1 percentage point increase in 2017 GDP growth, now expected to be 2.1%, but no further increase is expected in 2018, which is unchanged at 2.0%.

These Western-oriented ideas served to generate a secular and rational point of view and stimulated social and religious movements, most noteworthy among them being the Brahmo Samaj movement founded by Ram Mohun Roy.

A noteworthy point is that our study was restricted to paediatric patients, whereas most of the other studies had both paediatric and adult patients.

The most noteworthy issue is that molecular analysis of the COL1A1/2 genes is recommended as the starting point in the diagnostic flow as opposed to protein analysis.

What was perhaps most noteworthy about the film is that it told a story about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict from the point of view of a Palestinian girl coming of age, a voice we rarely hear.

Perhaps the most noteworthy movement was Constructivism.

But his omission was the most noteworthy.

Most noteworthy are the Tudor recreations.