Sentence examples for noted than from inspiring English sources
He is having less a rookie season, The Post noted, than a coronation.
"More unhappy People are to be found suffering under extream misery, by the severity of their creditors," one commentator noted, "than in any other Nation in Europe".
It received half a million signatures several hundred thousand more, CNN noted, than a petition calling for the indictment of Tamir Rice's shooters.
Mr. Clinton replied that in a survey of talk radio hosts, he and Mrs. Clinton scored one and two on a list of figures who are "most vilified" — even higher, he noted, than Saddam Hussein.
"Nothing can destroy a government more quickly," the court noted, "than its failure to observe its own laws, or worse, its disregard of the charter of its own existence".
The idea of community had been particularly important in the world of photography, he suggested, which three decades ago "was much less popular, much less noted than it is now".
"There were more taverns in the neighborhood," Perry notes, "than we could visit in a single afternoon".
Yuppified restaurants are less eager to share their trash-bound leftovers, he notes, than cheap hash houses.
And we'd be right to note than many of Donald Trump's fans are not fans of Jews".
Gamblers might be interested to note than you can get no more than 5-2 on the draw, 3-1 on England to win and 20-1 on Sri Lanka.
We note than brain cancer is the proverbial "tip of the iceberg"; the rest of the body is also showing effects other than cancers.
