Sentence examples for notice of most from inspiring English sources

Even relatively well-established companies with straightforward businesses and strong fundamentals may escape the notice of most securities analysts.

It may have escaped the notice of most fans that there is an Institute of Groundsmanship, let alone that it was established as far back as 1934.

Today, Nepal produces less than 800MW of electricity, yet somehow this stunning underachievement seems to escape the notice of most globe-trotting environmentalists.

You don't have Rome even taking notice of most of these little house churches founded by Paul and other Christian missionaries for the first several decades.

It was an unlikely place to be at 4 30 a.m., since I'm not much on celebrations and take minimal notice of most every holiday.

So these comedy routines, which began as a radio show and were turned into podcasts for The Guardian's Web site (guardian.co.uk) in 2005, are a huge Internet hit that have escaped the notice of most American television viewers.

I hope that now that our allegations have been independently confirmed that the chocolate industry and, most important of all, the public, will take notice of this most appalling form of exploitation and take all possible steps to end it.

Most of the world's media has yet to take notice of the most serious threat to the Putin regime since the mass demonstrations of late 2011.

It was as if he had a guest-starring role in the film of my mind, but I had not been given notice of his most recent casting.

Newspaper publication is not a particularly effective means of notice for most potential claimants.

It is also worthy of notice that most of the existing studies following the QR approach refer to secondary school students' data (e.g. Gursakal et al. 2016; Giambona and Porcu 2015).