Sentence examples for striking to note from inspiring English sources

Aside from the sheer number of local dance performances, it is striking to note the variety of dance they illustrate.

In light of the strength of this conceptual association, it is striking to note the paucity of large-scale empirical studies that have investigated how leadership impacts performance improvement in organizations over time.

In an age of Islamist terrorism, it is striking to note that the same author who condemned imperialism in Heart of Darkness (1899) also wrote The Secret Agent (1907), which centres around a conspiracy of foreign terrorists in London.

It is indeed striking to note that while Nakamoto's online existence is limited to a few restrained and elegant forum posts and messages, the voluble Wright had a very wide footprint — at least until a few days ago.

In the current show, it is striking to note that of the 11 factories represented, only 2 survive: Worcester, founded in 1751, and Derby, founded in 1750 and advertised as "a second Dresden".

So it is striking to note that The Economist's all-items commodity index is now even higher than it was back then.Admittedly, our index excludes oil, which is more than $50 below its 2008 peak.

It is striking however to note that, as in E. coli, convergent intergenic distances are shorter than divergent ones in B. aphidicola.

While the differences in quality observed among these three regulatory groups are striking, it is important to note at the onset of this discussion that the results do not demonstrate a causal connection between government regulation and child care quality, only a correlation.

It is interesting to note the striking difference to the case where attacks do not cross VM borders, where we balance the VMs, to ensure that, say, crashes do not leave a PM without VMs.

When comparing the "petal effect" to the "lotus effect", it is important to note some striking differences.

In this context it is important to note that striking differences have been observed between primary neuronal cells and cells cultured for extended periods such that primary cells are expected to reflect the situation in vivo more accurately [82], [83], [84].