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151. It's worth noting that the 13-inch MacBook Air, with its faster 1.86 GHz Core 2 Duo processor, wasn't a speed demon by any stretch, but was a tad faster.

152. By the early 2020s, China will over[take] the U.S. in terms of GDP, Ma said, noting the forecast is dramatically stepped-up from his views two years earlier.

153. They speculate that CPAP may impact fatigue in patients with OSA by reducing inflammation, noting that increases in inflammatory markers in OSA patients have been related to elevated fatigue.

154. His place really looks lived in — noting expensive or modish just to impress people.

155. The Ministers, noting the rapid advances in broadcasting technology, especially digitalisation, resolved to work together to face all the challenges ahead.

156. "The US is the biggest tax haven in the world," says Juan David Morgan, a lawyer, noting that America exempts foreigners from levies on interest.

156. Sentencedict.com is a online sentence dictionary, on which you can find nice sentences for a large number of words.

157. But when you climbed on board, mentally noting the lumpy cushions, the rods trailing wires at the stern and the swivel fish-fighting chair bolted to the deck, you knew you were in the same place.

158. It's also worth noting that Guthrie is, as of earlier this year, focusing on Windows Azure app development and not leading the Silverlight team.

159. It is also worth noting that the Visualiser is actually a completely general-purpose component that can be tailored to visualize anything, from Eclipse markers to Google search results.

160. Film director , scriptwriter and so have many of the worth noting .

161. Millikan observed one drop after another(sentencedict.com), varying the voltage and noting the effect.

162. Stevens, noting that the wallpaper and plaster molding are in good shape.

163. Nothing puzzles me more than the time and space; and yet noting troubles me less. ---Charles Lamb.

164. I am like a small businessman at heart, " Schamus said, noting that "Taking Woodstock" was shot on a tight budget, much of which has been recouped from overseas sales.

165. Then she got a call from the birthing suite noting Hailey's weight.

166. Some aid agencies fear the G8 will fail to deliver on the food security plan, noting that promises made four years ago at the Gleneagles summit to double foreign aid had not been met.

167. The Search Team Manager will sketch the general features of the structure or area being searched noting any significant information on the sketch and forward it to the Planning Section.

168. "We're seeing a different tactic, with security forces sweeping the towns," she said, noting reports of house-to-house searches, arrests and random shooting coming from both towns.

169. Advocates are fond of noting that nuclear power now provides 70 percent of the country's "carbon-free" energy.

170. Several former executives described Skinner as having no tolerance for bureaucratic double talk, one noting that he has a "good crap detector."

171. For example, they've begun noting the GPS coordinates of river banks where good potting clay can be found.

172. At the constitutional convention, Roger Sherman defended this arrangement, noting that "If the vice-President were not to be President of the Senate, he would be without employment."

173. Noting the following device can effectively cut an abrading of cluth.

174. Finally, it's worth noting that ideographic scripts like Chinese and Japanese tend to be parsimonious with characters compared to alphabetic scripts like Latin and Cyrillic.

175. But global leaders, noting that Mr. Obama's words are not always in sync with his actions, wonder if the president is a free trader or a protectionist.

176. He was standing there busily noting down observation in a note book.

177. Other malignant neoplasms were added to warnings and precautions, noting reports of premalignant and malignant diseases that developed in patients treated with bendamustine.

178. "It's worth noting that people with ulterior motives from within and outside the country are attempting to lead China into chaos," said the daily, the capital's official Communist Party newspaper.

179. " It's from Hurstwood,'said Drouet, noting the superscription as he tore it open.