Sentence examples for which is a notable from inspiring English sources

It also has over-the-moon fans — "gleeks," they happily call themselves — which is a notable thing for a mainstream, non-niche network show that began only last fall.

It is there in diaries which document lived experience but are literature in their own right, the most recent of which is A Notable Woman: the romantic journals of Jean Lucey Pratt (Canongate, £20; edited by Simon Garfield).

The company has also beaten competitors to an international launch, which is a notable milestone for apps like this.

The net global effect turns out to be around 0.3% per annum, which is a notable rise in sugar consumption globally.

HBO NOW, however, didn't crash under last night's influx of new viewers, which is a notable first step for the new service.

This value is about 60% of that obtained with a commercial platinum foil electrode, which is a notable feature and demonstrates the potential of LSM as an alternative low cost cathode for DBFCs.

It also can now transfer haptic feedback from the game, which was a notable omission on the previous version.

For example, Hulu recently acquired the exclusive rights to stream all the episodes of Seinfeld on its network, which was a notable win for the service.

DSSCs with the optimal doping amount of UCNPs exhibited the Jsc value of 14.95 mA cm−2 and conversion efficiency of 9.10%, which was a notable enhancement of 26.39% in efficiency compared with commercial P25 based DSSCs.

So our second finding is that from 2009 to 2010, the number of marriages declined by five percent, which is a pretty notable decline.

All elephants have several distinctive features the most notable of which is a long trunk or proboscis, used for many purposes, particularly breathing, lifting water and grasping objects.