Use of notably in Sentences. 29 Examples
The examples include notably at the start of sentence, notably at the end of sentence and notably in the middle of sentence
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notably at the start of sentence
- Notably absent from his statement was any hint of an apology.
notably in the middle of sentence
- The newspapers are notably biased.
- The project has been notably successful.
- As a printer Richardson was notably successful.
- Many students were absent, notably the monitor.
- Van Jong's personal life was notably extravagant.
- He was notably indecisive, especially in a crisis.
- He seems polite, and notably respectful of older women.
- Emigration has notably increased over the past five years.
- The house had many drawbacks, most notably its location and price.
- Some early doctors, notably Hippocrates, thought that diet was important.
- The east coast of Britain has notably less rainfall than the country's average.
- They have begun attracting investors, most notably big Japanese financial houses.
- Andersen made no secret of infatuations with women, notably with the singer Jenny Lind.
- To some - notably the three Oz editors - it bore an irresistible resemblance to a urinal.
- Old established friends are notably absent, so it's a good opportunity to make new contacts.
- It was a question of making sure certain needs were addressed, notably in the pensions area.
- Indeed in the 1960s, other reasons for depopulation, notably settlement size, began to be examined.
- There have been a few hostile bids, most notably that by Paribas for a conglomerate, Navigation Mixte.
- However, in the face of increasing restraint on public expenditure, these have not been notably successful.
- The divorce would be granted when more important problems, notably the fate of the children, had been decided.
- Work is now proceeding within the United Nations to secure further action, most notably perhaps the oil embargo.
- In some cases, notably personal injuries cases, rules of court have provided special machinery to assist a plaintiff.
- This argument has been put forward by many politicians, most notably by the Prime Minister and the Foreign Secretary.
- It is only in certain subjects - notably mathematics, technical subjects and physics - that boys do better than girls.
- His recollections are more generous, but notably concerned with the moral impression made on Gandhi, rather than the reverse.
- Threats to parks come first of all from road building and secondly from increasing leisure development, notably golf courses.
- Some public trading activities, notably posts and telecommunications, have operated as parts of central government departments.
- There were violent clashes between police and pickets, notably at the Orgreave coking depot in Rotherham in the summer of 1984.
