Sentence examples for rather noteworthy from inspiring English sources

In fact, in 2005 they built a rather noteworthy 1969 Camaro.

It is rather noteworthy that for the same stratigraphic unit, internal deformation processes have also been described (Wirth [1962]).

The round was led by Connect Ventures, with participation from a group of rather noteworthy angel investors.

His reluctance to make Executive Orders is rather noteworthy, considering that.

It means that he recognizes that women have concerns about issues of health or compensation that can differ from men's -- a realization that you'd think in 2015 isn't that unusual, but among elected officials, it turns out to be rather noteworthy.

Rather more noteworthy is why, under Osborne's stewardship, an economy that was growing at an annual rate of around 2% in the spring of 2010 has taken so long to recoup the ground lost in the recession.

Edgerton's beefy Stanley has a menacing, occasionally magnetic presence, while McLeavy's Stella is competent rather than noteworthy.

But the Thursday concert was a connoisseur affair, offering a pair of noteworthy, rather than starry, soloists and a program of mostly unfamiliar works.

We highlight some specific issues emerging from this analysis that we feel are noteworthy, rather than several other potential sources of error – such as those related to the underlying FVS growth model as it is already broadly applied [24].

We highlight some specific issues emerging from this analysis that we feel are noteworthy, rather than several other potential sources of error – such as those related to the underlying FVS growth model as it is already broadly applied [ 24].

Gagnon's noteworthy and rather controversial argument provides us with a substantially new way of understanding the politics of ethnicity.