Sentence examples for notable times from inspiring English sources

Armando Benitez wanted to thank Manager Bobby Valentine for supporting him through the few but notable times he failed as a closer last season.

A "sub-four" is still a notable time, even though it is now routinely accomplished by the world's top runners.

She said it was wonderful that I kept going to school, and she reported on Diane, who also continued for a notable time, wherever she was — though not for as long as I did.

Now, Square's entry into the UK comes at an notable time for the company, for the UK and for mobile payments in general in Europe.

The hemodynamics; plasma concentrations of creatinine, lactate, potassium, and cytokines; and blood gas variables were all analyzed by the Kruskal-Wallis test at a fixed time point (3 h after declamping), as notable time-dependent changes in these parameters were found in repeated measures ANOVA for all three groups.

Gov. Quinn's decision comes at a notable time in U.S. incarceration history: not only are states reconsidering their options and looking to alternatives to prison terms for offenders, but corrections departments around the country are reducing their populations in solitary confinement.

Forty eight hours a.p. is a notable time point because it is at this time that M. sexta growing under short day light conditions would enter diapause, a state of developmental arrest during which an insect survives a period of seasonal environmental extreme [39].

Overall, the mean time for ZA administration represents a notable time burden for healthcare providers and patients.

Here are some notable 40 times for players in the annual Underwear Olympics broadcast on NFL Network.

That's particularly notable because Times Newspapers was one of the first U.K. publishers to ditch the free-content model.

They seem to still want in, as paying customers, to see other like-minded creatures, but ones grown huge and therefore notable, forty times their weight.