Sentence examples for taking notice of how from inspiring English sources

"People are taking notice of how quickly Bird is growing and they want to pivot in and clone us," says VanderZanden.

"People are taking notice of how quickly Bird is growing and they want to pivot in and clone us," VanderZanden told us last month.

Established companies are taking notice of how maker culture is spurring innovation, and harnessing it themselves.

It's very cool that people are taking notice of how we live.

Entrepreneurs, venture capital firms, and even business media are taking notice of how new transhumanist-oriented companies are emerging and working to overcome death.

Through our advocacy efforts at the Hindu American Foundation, we have long implored the U.S. State Department, foreign policy think tanks, and anyone on the Hill who's willing to listen to begin taking notice of how many U.S. faith-based organizations are contributing to global conflict.

During this period, Ms. Palmer recalled, she began to take notice of how he encouraged her and other colleagues "to speak up and weigh in on stories".

At the very least, says Cory Jacobs, who curated the show, "the photos make you slow down and take notice of how quickly we tend to pass things by".

— Alex Kotlowitz It's not uncommon for me to receive a compliment from other inmates who take notice of how neat and organized I keep my cell.

Teammates noted his shaved head and wide, toothy grin, and they took notice of how quickly Ratliff climbed from fourth to second on the depth chart.

I'm sure there were others, but he was the first player to make me sit up and take notice of how fast he was getting into the court".