Sentence examples for notable at a from inspiring English sources

Several officials said the decline this year was notable at a time there were fewer officers on patrol and more radio runs.

Criminal justice experts said the 30.2 percent figure was especially notable at a time when employers, aided by the Internet, routinely conduct criminal background checks on job candidates.

His success is notable at a time when other small independent retailers are struggling in the face of a wave of luxury brands opening flagship stores worldwide.

The Half King was dreamed up as a saloon for writers, which is notable at a time when New York is awash with velvet-roped night spots but watering holes for literary life have virtually dried up.

While it is unclear how many of the allegations were ultimately proven, the steep rise in complaints itself is notable at a time when cheating scandals have engulfed other districts and state officials are acknowledging a failure to adequately detect and prevent cheating.

The anti-fibrotic effect of brimonidine on fibronectin was notable at a low concentration (1.0 μM) of brimonidine, while its effect on collagens was obvious at a high concentration of 10.0 μM.

Perhaps the most notable effort at a pre-emptive political strike of the Internet era, it lists and explains every incident in his life that he thought might be fodder for attacks.

The flamboyance and intemperance of his movies were all the more notable coming at a time when British cinema and television were still largely known for the kitchen-sink style of social realism.

Kahoot is a notable standout at a time when gaming among kids is dominated by Fortnite, a top-grossing app, but a controversial one because of how addictive it is.

Our results coincide with that observed in other bacteria such as Komagataeibacter xylinus (Koo et al. 1998) and Bacillus sp. HSH-810 (Kim et al. 2005) isolated from other environments, whose endo-1,4-β-glucanases also manifest optimal activity at pH 7.0 and notable activity at a wide pH ranging from 4.5 to 10.

New Yorkers and visitors alike love the tradition of Restaurant Week because it offers diners the opportunity to enjoy more than 250 participating restaurants -- including some of the city's most notable -- at a bargain price.