Sentence examples for notable signs from inspiring English sources

There are some small but notable signs that momentum is building for more government-run health insurance.

(3) On the whole, the areas that showed notable signs of insecurity and rapid landscape, and which can already be identified as early warning areas requiring immediate attention, correspond closely with the distribution of coastal industrial parks in these regions.

Notable signs of renewal, including interest in devotional literature and the mystical tradition, also emerged out of the devastation wrought in Germany by the Thirty Years' War (1618 48).

Among the most notable signs of that tension was what unfolded in January soon after Mr. Khatami issued his call for efforts to break down what he called the "wall of mistrust" between Iran and the United States.

Notable Signs: "Bend toward justice," evokeing the work of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Citing the demonstrations across the country, Mr. Lewis urged marchers, who flowed onto the street running near the Center for Civil and Human Rights, to "use this unity to organize" future political efforts.

But even with the notable signs of discontent and rebellion against Islamist fundamentalism, which are the hallmark of many young people in Iran, I doubt that any of them will raise their voice if and when the Islamist regime redirects their venom from the Jewish state to the representatives of international Zionist imperialism in their midst.

For the human observer, the most notable sign of their decline might be the increase in night herons.

The landscape was parched, and the most notable sign of life was a pack of goats chewing their way through a mound of trash.

Kleintop also views the Brexit vote as a notable sign of another trend that adds a new source of risk to the investment landscape.

It was the first notable sign of progress in what military analysts say will be an arduous slog for the army against a resilient enemy.

One notable sign of the boom, perhaps, is that some big players, like Donald J. Trump, are lending their names to half-billion-dollar projects.