Sentence examples for noting from high-quality English sources.

• Sometimes this is sloppiness—not noting down things that are known to make a difference.

• The word 'nothing' in Shakespearean times was pronounced 'noting' and so the title itself is a pun .

• However, it is worth noting that the Chinese military is developing multiple laser systems for various applications.

• “Symptoms appear to abate over time,” the manual explains, while noting that “some individuals may prefer to resume medication indefinitely.”

• The company made a similar point about Kismet, noting that the NSO Group’s customers are nation states, and its targets are a limited number of individuals.

• After each use, I cleaned the stone according to manufacturer instructions, evaluating how easily they cleaned up and noting their appearance after use and cleaning.

• “Amazon’s success was anything but preordained,” he said before noting that the company had invested $270bn in the US over the last decade and created hundreds of thousands of jobs.

• The company prides itself on not harvesting user data for commercial purposes, and makes a point of noting that there has never been any widespread malware in the history of the iPhone.

Use noting in a sentence.

• This entry has distilled from the vast array of associations to which we belong a taxonomy that highlights paradigmatic forms of association while noting how those forms overlap with each other.

• It’s worth noting that earlier this week a report by the House of Commons Public Administration and Constitutional Affairs committee landed, and said Carillion’s collapse exposed “fundamental flaws” in the way government handles outsourcing like this.

• Gita Gopinath, the Fund’s economic counsellor, said the pandemic response has “triggered the worst recession since the Great Depression,” noting also that “the strength of the recovery is highly uncertain and the impact on sectors and countries uneven.”

• Reynolds has dismissed Des Moines' officials' concerns, noting that nearly all other Iowa districts have reopened their classrooms despite some virus outbreaks and the occasional need to quarantine students, saying, “Where there’s a will, there’s a way.”

• “China’s televised confessions are reminiscent of violent and degrading episodes of political persecution from history,” the report added, noting Stalin’s show trials and the public shaming sessions that were characteristic of China’s Cultural Revolution.

• SIFMA, along with other industry stakeholders, supports the initiative, noting that eliminating "the issuance and handling of physical securities will result in a more cost-effective, efficient, transparent, secure, competitive and resilient Marketplace."

• Schoonmaker thinks this year's film nominations have been "disappointing" for female directors, noting that Scorsese has championed British director Joanna Hogg by executive producing her films, and that he "feels strongly" about supporting female directors.

• The American Civil Liberties Union predicts 100,000 more Covid-19 deaths than current projections "if jail populations are not dramatically and immediately reduced", noting conditions in American facilities are "substantially inferior" to other Western nations.

noting sentence examples

• Foroohar's work has covered the balance of power, wealth and accountability across business ecosystems, noting how tech giants like Google, Facebook, Apple, and Amazon have monetised customer data, edged out startup competitors, and monopolised retail marketplaces.

• Parties, noting the importance of technology for the implementation of mitigation and adaptation actions under this Agreement and recognizing existing technology deployment and dissemination efforts, shall strengthen cooperative action on technology development and transfer.

• Noting the importance of ensuring the integrity of all ecosystems, including oceans, and the protection of biodiversity, recognized by some cultures as Mother Earth, and noting the importance for some of the concept of "climate justice", when taking action to address climate change,

• And you know, your noting that, Kevin, reminds me that my good friend Robert Jay Lifton, the psychiatrist and historian, who has written, you know, two dozen books on mass violence and dark times, always quotes the opening of this poem at the end of his lectures because he, as you’re noting, he also sees a universal emblem in that opening line.