Still, there are some notable ways to measure gilded ages.
Romania decided in the defining days after the Sept. 11 attacks, and in notable ways since, to speak out quickly in solidarity with the United States.
Since Dean Miller's original proposal in 1964, teaching opportunities for graduate students have been expanded in notable ways at Yale.
The media represent a notable way through which children might be exposed to threat information.
"What are they going to do? Kick me out of the party?" At the time, the most notable way in which he had bucked the Democratic Party had to do with gun control: Sanders opposed the Brady Bill, which placed regulations on the purchase of handguns, a position that's come up, lately, now that the press is taking him a bit more seriously.
Though their numbers may be small, and their diets extreme, these self-deniers of fashion are representative, in perhaps a notable way, of a broader reckoning of consumers' spending habits.
And that is something I haven't seen in any notable way in this country.
The investment in smart TV placement is notable also because at the same time, Rakuten is not expanding its presence in any notable way on mobile.
There will be another notable way that CoTap will diverge from the likes of WhatsApp as a mobile messaging service for business users.
Lahelma et al [ 2] noted that, "in order to affect the population health and health inequalities in a notable way, the social changes have to be rather deep and dramatic" and further called for a broader examination of the social determinants of health inequalities [ 2], e.g. regarding the impact of country specific public health policy.
An important distinction he has received is the 1994 Miguel de Cervantes Prize, considered the most important accolade in Spanish-language literature and awarded to authors whose "work has contributed to enrich, in a notable way, the literary patrimony of the Spanish language".
