Sentence examples for need to take note of from inspiring English sources

We need to take note of the available research, while also taking a critical view of it.

"There's a phrase in the culture, 'we need to take note of,' 'we need to weigh in on,' " said Newsweek's editor, Jon Meacham.

But, sooner or later, Bashar Assad, Syria's inexperienced new president, will need to take note of the will of Lebanon's people.The same is true of Egypt's rulers.

In the midst of celebrating Dr. King's dreams, we need to take note of the institutionalized prejudices that are affecting our lives.

'What you need to take note of is the quality of tennis he played in the third and fourth sets.' McEnroe felt no need to re-assess his pre-match assertion that Murray was destined for the world's top 20.

The need to take note of what the market really wants has also been a salutary lesson for the Irish packaging company JJ O'Toole, which supplies bags to Selfridges, among other retailers.

But here, I need to take notes of my classmates, while thinking what I should say.

First, the leadership of the civil service needs to take note of where systemic gaps in capability emerge – and take action to address them.

Also, one needs to take note of recent advances in analysis and identification tools, and modeling frameworks, which promise to offer better understanding of the underlying complexities associated with the aforementioned themes.

"When someone sees a friend, neighbor or relative earning three or four times more without going to work," he added, "that produces a devastating moral effect, and that is something the political class needs to take note of".

Mr. Frost's spokesman, Tom Eisenhauer, said the party needed to take note of the nation's shift to the right in Tuesday's election and not select a leader from the party's left wing.