Sentence examples for regional note from inspiring English sources

Among them, Dr. Moran said, are some of the nation's and the Island's most prominent poets -- Louis Simpson, Harvey Shapiro, Grace Schulman, Stanley Moss -- and others of regional note.

Commercial radio stations have tended to become less local and more regional, notes James Cridland, a radio analyst.

Finally, the striatum was the one region where the long-term disruption was greater in females than males, again continuing a regional distinction noted in our earlier work with the other OPs (Slotkin et al. 2001, 2008a).

A May 2012 International Monetary Fund regional economic outlook report for sub-Saharan Africa refers to "solid trend growth" in the region, noting that regional output rose by 5% in 2011, with a further increase expected by 2012.

With regard to our discussion on regional engagement, note that the Australian Government is committed to combatting people smuggling and trafficking of persons in the region and continues to work with regional partners through the Bali Process to identify engagement and capacity building opportunities.

Southern hip hop's quantum leap from regional side note to focal point of the industry was spearheaded by Atlanta's rap renaissance -- where hometown heros Decatur DaVinci Andre Benjamin and his partner Antwan "Big Boi" Patton would single-handedly established the Southern rap sub divisions that would soon dominate the mainstream.

Regional reviews note that HIV policies and programming in sub-Saharan Africa historically focused almost exclusively on heterosexual transmission, with a corresponding neglect of research, surveillance, prevention, treatment and care for men who have sex with men [ 135- 139].

Shibley Telhami, of the University of Maryland who has long experience in polling regional opinion, notes two trends.

"Atlantic Avenue is a major transportation corridor of huge regional significance," noted Candace Damon, president of the Atlantic Avenue Local Development Corporation and a partner at Hamilton Rabinovitz & Alschuler, a planning firm in Manhattan.

My colleague Matthew Weaver, linchpin of our Middle East Live blog, points me to these tweets from regional analysts noting the risks inherent in honouring the OPCW.

Mrs. Clinton sought to put the events in Benghazi in a regional context, noting the presence of a group in northern Mali affiliated with Al Qaeda.