Sentence examples for notable I from inspiring English sources
In the final year of the study, the proportion of MRSA isolates in outpatients and inpatients was notable, i.e., 25%and42%2%, respectively.
Notable I novelists of the first type include Kasai Zenzō, Kamura Isota, and Uno Kōji; writers of the latter type, headed by Shiga Naoya, include Amino Kiku, Takii Kōsaku, and Ozaki Kazuo.
It's the flippancy of the violence that's particularly notable, I think — the violence of, say, "No Country for Old Men" was as violent and terrifying as it should have been; so it's not purely a matter of inurement, I think.
Notable: I would actually wear a lot of the clothes I see on Nasty Gal, and the prices seem pretty modest for "high fashion".
What's more notable, I think, is that element of civil disobedience.
The notable I was a Rich Man's Plaything was shown and was the first visual artwork described as 'pop art' (art critic Lawrence Alloway first coined the term in 1954).
Mr. Smith, who is now 84, said, "In recent years it dawned on me that, if anything, the significance of recollections from Jerry Lee Lewis, Mick Jagger, Smokey Robinson, Ahmet Ertegun, Herb Alpert, Ruth Brown and all the other notables I was fortunate enough to interview, are truly part of the fabric of our cultural history".
Notable passage: "I am baptized, I am married, I am Lila Dahl, and Lila Ames.
This new device demonstrates the potential of aspiration efficiency as a mechanism of air pollution control offering two notable advantages, (i) no consumable material requirements and (ii) reduced energy consumption, over existing technology.
Most notable are (i) the redevelopment of the system architecture, now called System Architecture Evolution (SAE), (ii) the definition of network self-organization, and (iii) the introduction of home base-stations.
It is notable that i) choices in value input into averaging time (AT), ii) uncertainty factor regarding the oral reference dose (RfD) and iii) bioavailability can have significant effect on the THQ value.
