Sentence examples for well noting that from inspiring English sources

This definition emphasises the pivotal role of social factors in determining the ability to live well, noting that 'living well is shaped by the physical, social and cultural surroundings, and by the effects of chronic illness not only on the affected individual but also on family members, friends and carers'.

She encourages them to learn from their oversights as well, noting that the feedback from a poster session can be incorporated into future research.

Shakespeare, as always, put it rather well, noting that, however rich you were, the loss of a good name "makes me poor indeed".

Across such measures the OECD found that Australia does quite well, noting that "job quality is the highest in Australia, Austria, Denmark, Finland, Germany, Luxemburg, Norway and Switzerland".

Musharraf assured the Chairman that Pakistan is managing the reconstruction process well, noting that prompt intervention had prevented the predicted post- disaster plagues of epidemics, famine and exposure.

Mr. Giuliani picked up on that theme as well, noting that former President Ronald Reagan had offered amnesty to illegal immigrants.

It has been well noted that its revenues fell in the first quarter of 2012 to $1.06bn, compared with the $1.131bn achieved in the fourth quarter last year.

Four of those are lawyers, and might well note that, in the days of Warren Hastings at least, they would have been ripe for articles of impeachment.

Those who know Haiti well note that in the years before this latest disaster, civil order had already begun to take root.

In the courtyard, a sign next to a well notes that the explorer gathered water here for blessing whatever land awaited him.

Another former C.I.A. official, who knows Brennan well, noted that, if the Bush torture program were to be further investigated, "potentially, both Brennan and Kappes could have a lot to lose".