Sentence examples for only noted by from inspiring English sources

"We would hope this is not only noted by the Scottish football authorities but will have a strong impact when certain charges against the club are debated by the SFA on Thursday of this week".

Shortly after the album's release, Capra left the band and was replaced by someone only noted by his first name Corey.

It's Bæjarins Beztu Pylsur, which translates roughly to "the best hot dogs in the universe," a distinction not only noted by its sign, but also by the Michelin Guide.

Consistent with the field inspection protocols of many agencies, cracks were only noted if they were visible by viewing the deck in a position bent no lower than the waist.

That this lemma follows from considerations of resolvents only was noted by Temple [640].

This can be an implication of both the priority view and the position of weak sufficientarianism even if the number of people to be considered is fixed; thus, it can arise in situations involving contemporaries only, as noted by Casal for the priority view in her (2007), 319 20; and see Mulgan (2006), 66 79.

Recent reports of Tricula from Nepal (e.g., Tricula godawariensis Nesemann & Sharma 2007) [ 41] are simlarly data deficient, with descriptions of new taxa based on shell characters only – as noted by Davis [ 42], one cannot distinguish these taxa on the basis of shell and radula characters alone.

In a study of acute and intermediate-duration inhalation exposure, the only effect noted by Weeks et al. (1979) after 6 weeks of exposure to 260 ppm HC was an increase in liver weight in rats and guinea pigs but not in quail.

The increase in numbers of child-only households noted by Richter and Desmond was largely in the period prior to this analysis (1995 2002).

He never once spoke the words, "United Nations," only noting that he would swing by the "U.N.

We need only note that heterosexuality — as practiced by the likes of Newt Gingrich and John Edwards, for example — isn't any lucky charm, and yet no one's trying to heal the straights.