Sentence examples for though notable from inspiring English sources

The small-press surprises and unknown debutantes that have been a fixture of recent years are notably absent – though notable too is the prize's first crowd-funded long-listee, eco-activist Paul Kingsnorth's Old English tale of resistance to the Norman invasion.

Though notable applications of this problem to database design, network, VLSI design, ring protocols, and code optimization, efficient algorithms are known for only few special classes of graphs.

Even though notable progress has been achieved towards more market-oriented aviation policies, at the pan-African level some markets are still restrictive and inconsistent with the YD, particularly with respect to the granting of 5th freedom rights.

Though notable changes have been made to improve the reaction rate and yield of MBH adduct by various groups, a reliable synthetic procedure under ambient temperature in presence moisture and air is remain unsolved.

Common Sense Reasoning has been most successful in the field of natural language processing (NLP), though notable work has been done in other areas.

But more broadly, a recent analysis of the revamped App Store found that its new "App of the Day" and "Game of the Day" features – though notable in terms of driving downloads – did better on weekdays than on weekends.

His team, though, is notable for who is not on it -- none of the top budget and finance officials from his two terms, including Joseph J. Lhota, Robert M. Harding, Anthony P. Coles and Adam L. Barsky.

There is though one notable exception.

So far, though, his most notable achievement has been the accumulation of power.

In retrospect, though, the most notable aspect of Kelley's early work is its dramatis personae.

Best of all tonight, though, was the notable return of Isis, the Earl of Grantham's faithful labrador, the one with her own Facebook page.