Sentence examples for noted since it from inspiring English sources

"This should concern policy makers," Mr. Baker noted, "since it would imply that a substantial portion of the profits of the largest banks is essentially a redistribution from taxpayers to the banks, rather than the outcome of market transactions".

The company "made a mistake in trying to derive the Model X from the Model Y platform," Musk noted, since it's clear now it should focus on designing "an SUV the way it's meant to be designed".

Peter Travers of Rolling Stone noted, "Since it's Wolverine's movie, any X-Men or Women who don't hinge directly on his story get short shrift.

The expression of these two epitopes in T. solium oncospheres should be noted since it is a parasite stage highly susceptible to immune attack [44].

Also, sigC was noted since it was on the list of genes up-regulated during development based on DNA microarray experiments (Additional file 7, columns A and C).

And while a big restaurant might seem more risky, since it involves larger sums of money, a small restaurant can be risky, too, he notes, since it can't usually muster the same publicity as a big restaurant can.

That's important to note, since it seems increasingly likely that GFG's exit will be via an IPO, the same route that Rocket Internet itself took when it listed in its native Germany last October.

This area is important to note, since it will provide you with an estimate of the number of tiles you will need to purchase to cover the area to be tiled.

As has been repeatedly noted since, the tragedy was that it took the deaths of 96 men, women and children to bring it about.

Nor is this problem far-fetched: paleontologists have often noted since the nineteenth century that it is the variable, ecologically diverse species that stand a better chance of avoiding extinction relative to narrowly adapted species that are among the first and more numerous of the species succumbing to extinction events.

Critics noted that since it was then technically part of the White House, it could hardly be considered independent — a point a Democratic member, Lanny J. Davis, emphasized when he resigned in protest in 2007.