Preposition: that

• number: It is noteworthy that the number of calls we receive increases year by year.

Adjective complement with noun phrase

• make: The site also links out to two other major resources and it is these that makes the site noteworthy.

Modifies a noun

• sighting: The offshore wind did seawatchers no favors, with 50 Manx Shearwaters and 2 Arctic Skuas the only noteworthy sightings off the Bill.

• exception: Information handling in stages 5 - 14 is a noteworthy exception.

• achievement: All in all, the evening went smoothly with a lot of noteworthy achievements recognized.

• feature: A noteworthy feature is the emphasis on Ireland in the European context.

• bird: Four Arctic Skuas were the only noteworthy birds past on the sea at the Bill.

• count: Noteworthy counts of commoner migrants included 12 new Blackcaps at the Obs.

Modifying Another Word

• particularly: A particularly noteworthy feature at the site is the network of interlocking clay pipes which carried fresh water supplies around the abbey.

• especially: Especially noteworthy is the material recorded in Daniel's vision in chapter seven.

• largely: Buying a property is a largely noteworthy fiscal conclusion.

• equally: Equally noteworthy is the manner in which he changes his mind.

• also: The film is also noteworthy for the big screen film debut of Jennifer Jason Leigh.

• only: The only noteworthy extra is Sprite Backup, a handy utility for making backups to a memory card.

Infinitive complement

• turn: It is noteworthy to turn away from untrusty brokers for help direct loan or online home financing Payday-Advance loans pre-approval on the net.

• improve: In relation to industry it's noteworthy to improve your credit ranking for loan lowest rates cheap information or consumer bad credit private loans.

Used with adjective complement

• find: Of the Classical entries, I found noteworthy the dominance of Greek figures.

Preposition: in

• respect: The Government of Mozambique has been particularly noteworthy in this respect, with the share of these sectors doubling over the last decade.

Preposition: for

• reason: Some of the changes to the tax rules have been noteworthy for other reasons.

• event: The Uphill Struggle The year 1934 was noteworthy for two important events from the Society's point of view.