Sentence examples for would not be notable from inspiring English sources

The ritual would not be notable, except that this is conservative Poland, where Ronald Reagan and unbridled free markets are still treasured icons.

This observation wouldn't be notable if I'd driven the two vehicles back-to-back, but it had been nine months since I'd driven last year's model.

It was the kind of triumph that, many scientists say, today's NASA -- with a declining technical base, an eroding pool of scientific and engineering talent and ever fewer patents and notable research papers -- would not be able to match.

The notable difference is that patients would not be required to repeat provoking doses in order to tolerate a higher dose for maintenance purposes.

Therefore, a notable effect on glucose levels would not be expected after administration of a single dose to nondiabetic subjects even if bioavailability increased by >50%.

The season is notable in that it introduced a story arc about Scully developing terminal cancer, which would not be resolved until the beginning of the fifth season.

This sturdy but familiar tale of childhood friends (played by Ethan Hawke and Mark Ruffalo) drawn grimly into the underworld wouldn't be especially notable if not for Ruffalo's savage turn as a family man on a dedicated course of self-destruction; it's one of the great lost performances of recent years.

Dozens of hotels have notable art collections, but a few are focusing specifically on photography, with shows that wouldn't be out of place at a gallery.

This wouldn't normally be notable, except for the fact that this was several hours before the league had actually announced anything.

In an ideal world, this wouldn't even be notable.

Thus, in spite of widespread use of nutritional supplements among HIV-infected patients, it is unclear if the benefits of micronutrient supplementation observed in relatively healthy patients not yet on HAART would also be notable among HIV-infected patients on HAART.