Sentence examples for noted found that from inspiring English sources

Which brings us back to breakfast, where a separate report by the British Egg Council (another body with a vested interest, it should be noted) found that morning egg consumption has risen 18% in two years, fuelling the cooked-breakfast boom more than bacon sales.

One study, she noted, found that "kids in kindergarten are already forming negative views about science and scientists".

A study for the American Water Works Association, she noted, found that samplings of water that had been sitting in lead pipes had unacceptable lead levels in as much as 70.5percentt of water systems.

It later turned out that the CBO report on the revised bill, as we noted, found that in states that sought the waivers — estimated to contain about one-sixth of the U.S. population — people might end up being priced out of the market.

A RAND Corporation study, the letter from the Democrats noted, found that annual costs on gender transition-related medical treatment would not exceed $8.4 million if trans people were able to serve openly in the military ― a minuscule portion of the military's nearly $50 billion health care budget, the letter said.

One previous study, she notes, found that people watching a game show derived more satisfaction from winners who were more like themselves.

Online stores, he notes, find that a quarter to a half of their visitors, and most of their new customers, come from search engines.

But a young lawyer named Charles Rembar, as Fred Kaplan noted, found a loophole in that decision.

We initially identified 78 cases and 156 controls, but on review of hospital notes found that two of the cases were younger than 65 years and therefore ineligible to be cases in this study.

"Tippett sometimes seems to be almost struggling to find the notes, and I found that very inspiring, particularly the music from The Midsummer Marriage onwards to the late 1960s.

However, the Note finds that the Court's disregard of the underlying principles of Article 28 and its inconsistent application of the principle of exhaustion lead to legal uncertainty and unfair results not warranted by the EC Treaty.