Sentence examples for still of note from inspiring English sources

But he added: "It is still of note that our traditional policy ally, the US, has steered clear of announcing its own 'supertax' and our nearest European financial services competitor, Frankfurt, is benefitting from Merkel tax cuts".

Still, of note are two schools -- Cunningham Creek Elementary and Fleming Island Elementary -- that have earned As every year since the grading program's inception in 1999.

7.32am: There's still nothing of note happening in Beijing.

Pre-World War II oil pressing (peanut oil), cigarette making, flour milling, brewing, and beverage installations are still important; of note is the world-renowned Tsingtao brewery.

Although the differences between these two groups were not statistically significant, these results might still be of note from a policy perspective.

It still consists of notes arranged in chronological order, with appended comments, comments on comments, and so on in what usually turns out to be a short chain of indentations.

Still, it is of note, for screening purposes TST administration and reading proved to be difficult in our study with 27% of participants failing to comply.

Despite this, it is still of interest to note the variability in statin prescription and that its relationship with socio-economic status is not consistent in its direction over time or between different places.

Although Harris does not condone this extreme subversion of the self, still a note of admiration seems to creep into his descriptions of Islam's fierce solidarity, its adherence to tradition and the willingness of individual Muslims to sacrifice themselves for the sake of the greater good.

As their leader appeared in court, the party's huge support gathered outside to show they were still a political force of note.

While any Rivera work would be worth a hefty sum, this painting holds particular importance because it shows a young artist of note still developing his craft.