Sentence examples for notable for a number from inspiring English sources

Dolan's victory is notable for a number of reasons.

The year 2016 will be notable for a number of reasons.

In fact, this long, wide street is notable for a number of curious buildings, in the context of which the Embassy of Cambodia does not seem especially strange.

May's ransomware outbreak was notable for a number of reasons: the scale of the damage; the unusual way in which it came to an end, with the discovery of a badly hidden "kill switch"; and the growing belief that its architects were not cybercriminals, but state-sponsored actors, most likely working for or with the North Korean government.

Ján Slota, the leader of that party, is notable for a number of number of reasons, including a proposed Roma policy that involved "a small courtyard and with a long whip" and the pledge to "go with tanks and take Budapest down".

The corrections are notable for a number of reasons.

The skeleton of tetraodontiforms is notable for a reduced number of bones, a number of the separate bony elements of the generalized perciforms having been lost through the processes of reduction, consolidation, fusion, or failure to develop.

But this fair was notable for penetrating a number of eye-popping sites that would have been off-limits or simply invisible to the casual visitor.

Line doesn't have the vast userbase of WhatsApp (more than one billion active users), Facebook Messenger (over 900 million active users) or China's WeChat (close to 700 million active users), but it is notable for pioneering a number of trends in messaging, particularly around monetization.

It is also notable for a high number of mature students.

The 1980 Summer Olympic Games were notable for a large number of boycotting countries as a result of the host country invading Afghanistan in 1979.