Sentence examples for noted it would from inspiring English sources

Sagan suggested that to achieve an imagined climatic optimum deforestation in the Amazon "may even be desirable, as a counterbalance to greenhouse heating of the earth", though they noted, "it would seem prudent, on an issue of possible global importance, to study its implications in some detail before proceeding unilaterally" (Sagan et al. 1979).

Kassondra Raine received a similar offer from a fan, except that gentleman also noted "it would be wonderful" if she watched him do it.

When Apple introduced the Retina MacBook Pro and new MacBook Airs in June, it also quietly noted it would be withdrawing its computers from voluntary EPEAT environmental standards qualification.

Without much fanfare, Joost has finally turned on the browser version of its Web video service, as we noted it would last month.

It also noted it would favor the site's own mobile version of its webpage over Google's fast-loading AMP pages.

A spokesperson pointed FORBES to a company policy that noted it would not share public information about government-funded hacks of its customers.

But he noted it would be hard to avoid and that some countries would raise it.

But as Mr. Jones noted, "It would be like dancing in an airport terminal".

The no-nonsense mentor noted it would be a tough decision but far from unprecedented.

But if the rest of Jessica's application reflected the same creativity, he noted, it would be a strong plus.

Others noted, '-It would be better to have laws harmonised across Europe.