Examples of 'have been notable' in a sentence

Meaning of "have been notable"

have been notable: This phrase suggests that someone or something has gained attention, recognition, or importance due to noteworthy actions, achievements, or qualities. It implies a level of significance or influence

How to use "have been notable" in a sentence

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have been notable
There have been notable improvements in primary education.
The results of his efforts have been notable.
There have been notable successes and some problems.
To honor students who have been notable or exemplary.
There have been notable successes on the road to democracy.
In early human history there have been notable instances of patricide.
There have been notable improvements in operations.
Progress on any one of these fronts would have been notable.
Developments have been notable at the zoo.
As a result, investments at both farm and processing levels have been notable.
Some great statesmen have been notable instances of this.
There have been notable improvements in the health sector with a significant decrease in child mortality.
The last five years of winter have been notable for other reasons as well.
There have been notable successes in using it to design biological systems.
In every continent of the world there have been notable Byrnes.

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There have been notable disappointments as well.
In states where redistricting commissions are in operation, the results have been notable.
There have been notable achievements in each of the three areas.
Laila Robins and Amanda Plummer have been notable Almas in regional productions.
There have been notable advancements regarding usability and reliability.
As mentioned, there have been notable exceptions.
There have been notable political developments in Myanmar in recent months.
Problems remain in the region, but there have been notable areas of improvement.
There have been notable exceptions.
In some countries it has been used without controversy, there have been notable exceptions.
Some members have been notable for their achievements in other fields.
But judging by the casualties, the efforts of your regiment must have been notable.
Small countries have been notable for their economic success as well.
Dodgers fans rarely turn on their players, but there have been notable exceptions.
The other groups have been notable for their absence.
There have been notable contributions by non-president band members as well.
Eight months after the programme started, there have been notable improvements in patient flow.
He may not have been notable as an architect, but was certainly prolific.
Mohammed Khadda and M'hamed Issiakhem have been notable in recent years.
All of the projects have been notable for the quantity of material made available online.
Goodman, Wollheim, Wolterstorff, and Margolis have been notable contributors to the contemporary debate.
There have been notable seizures of the drug south of the border, however.
Among these, several incidents have been notable enough to receive national media attention.
There have been notable improvements in infrastructure, education, healthcare, public services, trade and income.
Frankey and Sandrino have been notable in the electronic music industry for over a decade.
And sure, there have been notable exceptions to this sorry story.
The protests have been notable not just for their size, but also for their tone.
Also, there have been notable contributions from European authors.
Although there have been notable successes since 2002, major challenges persist.
However, there have been notable advancements since the Country Review Mission in March 2012.

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