Sentence examples for noteworthy too that from inspiring English sources

It is noteworthy too that UKIP's support is stronger among C2 and DE than better off or more professional voters.

It seems to me noteworthy too that another of van Aelst's contemporaries was the philosopher and lens grinder Baruch Spinoza (1632-77), who also lived in Amsterdam.

It's noteworthy, too, that the March for Science is taking place the day before the French presidential election.

It is noteworthy too that studies supporting the structure of C-PTSD have been limited to survivors of childhood abuse and sexual assault in western countries [ 16- 18].

Noteworthy too is that the motif count for each motif mode can vary considerably among a million motif modes.

Noteworthy, too, is the fact that it didn't have to cajole you into this with a gimmicky loyalty program.

Noteworthy too is the fact that a high level of recombination (relative to the mutation rate) would homogenise the sequence divergence between the races, and hence, that this would not result in the observed mosaic-like structure.

To that end, Car Throttle's new investors are noteworthy, too.

Noteworthy, too, are Burton's interpolations of unidentified bits of poetry from "the vast store of memorized and memorable verse that still lies here in my head".

Noteworthy, too, was the glazed partridge with walnut and chili sauce — the nuts and the fowl both endemically English with that exotic dash of piquant.

Blue Moon's cakes are noteworthy, too.