Sentence examples for take note less from inspiring English sources
Publishers take note: less is more.
Both fugitives and stayers would do well to take note, and pay less attention to their national flags and folderols.John Grimond: contributing editor, The Economist.
As the final moments of the London Olympics morph into closing ceremonies, we should take note of the less-recognized gold medalists who perform amazing athletic feats in our local streets, parks, and playgrounds -- our toddlers, preschoolers, and school-age children.
Students tend to focus disproportionately on the grade and are less likely to take note of the formative advice.
Before getting into a brawl over a pair of Jimmy Choos, take note that wearing heels (even ones less than an inch high) can cause muscle strain and possibly even permanent damage among frequent wearers.
Alcohol decreases awareness, so people are less likely to take note of aggressive or coercive behavior.
Take note – why do women composers still take up less musical space?
Regulators in less dynamic U.S. industries should take note.
Aspiring authors, take note.
