Sentence examples for who note from inspiring English sources

Fans of the Who, note that this is entirely literal.

That is fine with the Republicans, who note that Montana has consistently ranked low in wages.

Predictably, this has not satisfied environmentalists, who note that there are few mandatory conservation measures.

He said he also agreed with skeptics who note that he has only started 25 games in his N.B.A. career.

Those who note how these murders occurred are politicizing tragedy, as if tragedy could ever escape politics.

Whether that is even possible is contested by some actuaries who note that its family of pension funds is now only 39 percent funded.

But another has been gaining adherents in the blogosphere, who note that an obscure law allows the Treasury to issue platinum coins of any denomination.

His argument aroused considerable skepticism from historians and political scientists, who note that the United States' military action in Vietnam was among the factors that destabilized Cambodia.

This always prompts the odd howl of protest from bowlers, who note they are dropped far more readily than failing batsmen.

Critics, who note that the Tufts Center gets money from drug companies, say those figures are inflated to justify high drug costs.

That theory has been offered by epidemiologists who note that, even in villages where all the chickens are sick, human outbreaks tend to cluster in families.