Sentence examples for sad to note from inspiring English sources

(INTERESTING NOSTALGIA FACT!) As Paul Lester pointed out – along with many others, I feel sure, La Roux's hair in this video is more than just a little Flock of Seagulls-ish: Flock of Seagulls were, sad to note, somewhat un-noted among other more noteworthy bands of the 1980s, notable mainly for their utterly ridiculous hairstyles.

The Group for the South Fork is very sad to note the passing of its wonderful board member.

Meta Health Technology, a leading-edge software developer in the healthcare industry, is sad to note the passing of Bent Werbell, our esteemed former president and cofounder.

"It's sad to note that the state of education is worse now than it was 20 years ago," King Mohammed VI said in a televised speech on Aug. 20.

But Lori Hawkins, a white resident attending the Way of the Cross gathering downtown, said it was sad to note that "this city counts sports teams and stadiums more important than social justice" and racial equality.

Rising to the occasion, the Bulldogs were brilliant in beating the Storm 20-4 and it's sad to note that their two best players on the night — David Klemmer and newcomer Shaun Lane, a corn-fed giant of a 20-year-old — were just starting primary school when Belmore last hosted their heroes in the top flight.

According to the Ethiopian demographic and health survey 2011 report, the prevalence of HIV among couples was 1.7%, and it is a sad reflection to note that most of these couples do not mutually know their HIV status.

"It's sad but important to note that the candidates' policies often reflect the makeup of the folks they are trying to persuade," Mr. Levenson said.

The use of SLDs in combination with SADs is another viable option for the elderly; however, it is important to note that SADs require expertise and training that are critical in the successful use of the device.

In fact we should pause to note how sad it is that we've come to regard a post-debate fact-check — a report card on who told the most and biggest whoppers — as an inevitable and unremarkable part of the process.

"Certainly on a personal note [I am sad to see Stuart Lancaster leave].