Sentence examples for noted the key from inspiring English sources
As Putnam aptly noted, the key to a Democratic win will be reclaiming and expanding a common Christian agenda focusing on poverty and social exclusion.
As he noted, the key feature of Roman republican government was that each of these three groups exercised slightly different powers but required the cooperation of the others to do so.
But, as noted, the key difference is MyCadbox's decision to turn its back on the browser.
As we noted, the key to all of this is really Credits.
He also noted the "key talent" and IP — including multiple patents — that Intel will be getting in the deal.
In an interview more than a decade ago he noted: "The key to investing is not assessing how much an industry is going to affect society, or how much it will grow, but rather determining the competitive advantage of any given company and, above all, the durability of that advantage.
Note the key rhymes: tears, fears, dears -- implying, perhaps, a missing "years".
Groups should carefully read and discuss their editorials, noting the key arguments and opinions in each.
It is important to note the key word here is "likely": an exit poll provides an estimate result.
If you are having trouble keeping up, note the key starting point of each theme and the anecdotes from that theme.
This misjudgment of Diana's status and of public opinion puts Blair in a commanding position and a gleeful Alastair Campbell is shown jotting down 'people's princess' as he notes the key topics for the PM's TV speech.
