Sentence examples for notices so far from inspiring English sources

Mr. Donaldson, a founder of Donaldson , Lufkin & Jenrette the first brokerage house to sell its shares to the public, has received favorable notices so far from the fund industry.

One thing I've noticed so far is that when you're a billionaire, you're never alone.

One especially lucrative business, however, has somehow escaped the Internet's notice so far: international cellphone calls.

Now that midday has passed we thought we'd reveal all the hoaxes we've noticed so far, so as not to spoil the fun of today's tricksters.

A more important British role, he says, may be providing air defence for nervous western allies in the region.Mr Pike believes the most important British contribution is one that nobody has noticed so far: Diego Garcia.

The law is set to expire at the end of the year, but regulators and bankers say unofficially that it would be unthinkable for the territory to allow a bank to collapse.Perhaps the most intriguing change, although little noticed so far, is a new monopoly law, a draft of which was entered into the government records on July 2nd.

— NATE SILVER One thing we've noticed so far is that candidates who are a good distance behind the front-runners tend to underperform their polls and their FiveThirtyEight forecast — perhaps because some of their voters switch to more viable candidates.

"I don't know what the questions will be, but what I've noticed so far with Question Time is that, while political commentators are very interested in the in-fighting in the Tory Party, and the apparent argument within Labour on the whole, the general public are more interested in immigration and the economy".

This phenomenon has not been noticed so far.

Forbes.com: What spending trends have you noticed so far this holiday season?

Fortunately for YouTube – or not – nobody seems to have noticed so far.