Sentence examples for notable anticipated from inspiring English sources
At the national level, notable anticipated changes include the development of a national recruitment strategy in Australia (n = 1), stakeholder meeting in the UK (n = 2), and the formation of a working committee on international health workforce recruitment in the USA (n = 1).
Like van Campen, Post is notable for anticipating some of the architectural refinements of 18th-century France and for the influence he exerted on English architecture.
One notable exception is Asp175, which had been anticipated to bind to a basic patch on the surface of the α subunit.
The Cleveland Orchestra's regular visits to Carnegie Hall have long been highly anticipated, well-attended affairs, but a notable number of seats remained empty on Thursday night.
That is hardly a new insight from the embittered ranks of defeated Labour, but coming from a former ally of Mr Brown who had "keenly anticipated his becoming prime minister", it is notable.
At New York Downtown Hospital in Lower Manhattan, Dr. Warren Licht, the former chief medical officer and now a specialist at the hospital's Women's Health Center, said his colleagues were anticipating a "notable increase" in deliveries for midsummer.
In more recent times, Gassendi would come to be seen as anticipating such notable views as Mill's proposal that mathematical knowledge is empirical, and Popper's notion that empirical falsifiability is a test of a hypothesis' prima facie viability.
Most notable, though, is that Bill Clinton has not been the problem that so many anticipated.
While the online currency caught on with some notable retailers, officials at those companies said it had proved more difficult than they had anticipated.
Therefore, despite notable acute aquatic hazards for PSOA when considering the acute toxicity values, no unacceptable risk to the aqueous environment is anticipated based on its use and other factors.
