Sentence examples for note remarks from inspiring English sources

A point to note, remarks Mr Cooper, is that the more cohesive, better organised and generally more self-confident these modern states, the more dangerous and expansionary they are likely to become.

The Bush campaign office was quick to note remarks by Richard Holbrooke, a former ambassador to the United Nations and now a Kerry adviser, and Jamie Rubin, chief State Department spokesman in the Clinton administration, that no one can be sure just when the weapons were removed from the depot.

Note Remarks 2.4, 2.6, and 2.7 hold in this situation also.

As a final note, remark that it is an open question whether for a given set of system parameters (EVMmax, α, β, c0, N, d, f) a feasible solution to the EVM problem actually exists.

Throughout the gymkhana chapter, narrative focus moves like a hand-held camera – noting remarks, images, crowd response, weather.

"He takes very good notes," remarked a hovering doctor identified in the papers as "a space physician".

And a friend's attempt to pay our bill in a coffee house being countered by John, brandishing a roll of £50 notes remarking 'If you have it, flaunt it'.

Indeed, noting Remark 3.1 we see that condition (3.7) implies (R_{0}<1), but in fact numerical simulations show that solutions of (3.2) with (3.3) can be positive and bounded even when (R_{0}>1).

In a program note she remarks wryly of the story: "I have no idea what it means or why it's this or why that way.

A3 Philippine Leader Talks Tough President Joseph E. Estrada, embroiled in a widening scandal involving reported kickbacks from gambling rackets, sounded a defiant note in remarks to journalists.

Even as both parties jousted about their respective responses to natural disasters, Mr. Obama sounded a nonpartisan note in remarks to reporters after his tour and discussions with officials and residents.