Sentence examples for proper to note from inspiring English sources

The Alternative Investment Market (Aim) has spawned so many upsets and scandals over the years that it is only proper to note a tale of genuine success.

It's proper to note that Yahoo has been faltering for most of this century.

It's proper to note that the statistics cited above demolish some of the most cherished claims of the anti-Obamacare right.

It's proper to note that the Health Affairs figures have been questioned on the margins, and the authors acknowledge that other studies may come up with other numbers.

On the first study day of platform use, participants were individually instructed by research staff to write their initials under their name on the proper date and to note the approximate time that they stepped onto the platform.

So far there are a few interesting things to note: proper warm-ups from R&B foodie Kelis (The Institute, Birmingham, Fri) and 80s icons Dexys (The Kasbah, Coventry, Wed).

In this regard, it is interesting to note that proper gonad coalescence has been shown to depend on cell adhesion molecule E-cadherin (Jenkins et al. 2013).

We cannot explain why these variants appear to behave more abnormally than deletion of the entire L1 domain other than to note that proper biogenesis and assembly of IR family members is a complex and evidently delicate process.

It is important to note that without proper in vivo isotopomer flux measurements, all results are qualitative.

High schools and colleges should equip students with the tools for creating connections: how to write a proper thank-you note; how to ask for an informational interview (or even know what one is); and how to pay it forward by giving back to others in their network.

When I entertain in my home and receive a hostess gift that is not wine or any other item that might be used that evening (cookbook, elegant bath soap, etc)., is it proper to send a thank-you note for that gift?