Sentence examples for not be notable from inspiring English sources

The ritual would not be notable, except that this is conservative Poland, where Ronald Reagan and unbridled free markets are still treasured icons.

This particular lawsuit might not be notable on its own, but it is adding to the impression that Rutgers could not manage its way out of a three-car traffic jam, as Michael Rosenberg writes on SI.com.

This, of course, might not be notable, except for the fact that in his equally forceful attacks on, e.g., Christian cosmology, or religious interpretations of natural events, he invokes the conceptual apparatus of truth and falsity, truth and lie, reality and appearance, all the time (cf. Leiter 1994, pp. 336 338).

In recent years "Great Performances" has not been notable for championing contemporary music, so its commitment to a new American opera is praiseworthy.

"Traditionally colleges have not been notable for the attention to customer services, but students and their parents today want better services, like they get in stores," he said.

In the United States, the guideposts broke down during the boom of the mid-1960s, attemptsmpts at incomes policy in Sweden and Britain have not been notable for their success.

On July 17, Rahim emailed the firm after noticing that his page had been marked for deletion for not being notable enough.

On July 17th, Rahim emailed the firm after noticing that his page had been marked for deletion for not being notable enough.

This adverse event has not been notable in studies of bevacizumab in other tumour types.

This observation wouldn't be notable if I'd driven the two vehicles back-to-back, but it had been nine months since I'd driven last year's model.

It shouldn't really be notable, but The Bridge was written by Shalisha Francis and directed by Holly Dale, both female, and both veterans of Castle, another ABC show.