Sentence examples for under notable from inspiring English sources

One group has come under notable pressure because of Mr Modi's past: the Ford Foundation is under scrutiny for giving funds to an activist, Teesta Setalvad, who campaigned for the prosecution of those behind a pogrom against Muslims in Mr Modi's Gujarat state, in 2002.Chilling, in a bad wayIntimidation can prove effective.

File this under notable PSA Applee just implemented a change that prevents users with devices running its latest iOS beta (that's iOS 9 right now) from leaving reviews in the App Store.

Richard Nixon is listed 1st under "Notable guests" on The Grand Hotel's Wikipedia page.

To identify specific sites in COI that appear to have been under notable amounts of site-specific selection for amino acid replacements, we used the branch-site model (referred to in the PAML documentation as 'the modified Model alsoalso M2a) in PAML v.3.15 [46], [46].

It is surprising that for these genes, which are conserved within ciliates and seem to be under notable selective pressure, no homologs could be detected in other organisms.

The fact that BBVA's stake is just under 30percentt is notable: Under U.K. law, if a company takes a 30percentt or higher share, it triggers a regulatory requirement for that shareholder to make a mandatory takeover offer.

She served during the French Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars under several notable naval commanders and played a key role in the Battle of Copenhagen under Captain Edward Riou, when Riou commanded the frigate squadron during the attack.

He was a notable under-performer when bequeathed to Redknapp.

Despite having nearly identical hardware to its less powerful predecessor, the handset shipped with some pretty notable under-the-hood improvements.

Clusters with greater ownership and utilization of ITNs for under-fives were notable in the west near Kinshasa and the south near Lubumbashi (Figure 2).

The notable under-representation of women in the ICM congresses suggests the existence of a 'glass ceiling' in the field of intensive care medicine, a specialty that, up until today, hasn't been considered as traditionally 'male'male