Sentence examples for In notably, from inspiring English sources

In notably stark language, Mr. Buzek said that Jews had been "sentenced to be burned at the stake by the Nazis," but that the attempt at annihilation had failed and the synagogue showed that "those who save traditions save a culture".

In notably warmer exchanges she suggested that the two sides were closer than many realised on the key issue of the customs union while Mr Corbyn did not repeat a previous claim that she was refusing to move from her "red lines".

Mr. Sharpton laid out his conditions in notably stark racial terms, even by New York standards.

Exit polls showed blacks, Hispanics, and young people voting in notably greater numbers.

Cracks may indicate structural problems in constructions made of timber beams, but their identification in notably roof constructions is difficult.

But on the way down the hill, one house seemed in notably better shape than the others.

"Mr. Sharpton laid out his conditions in notably stark racial terms, even by New York standards," wrote Mr. Nagourney.

(Former colleagues recalled her vigorous physical confidence, expressed in notably short skirts, and a knack for office politics).

Compared to MedianCD and SVCD normalization, the other normalization methods resulted in notably more severe degradation of the FDR.

It is, however, greatly increased in capacity, notably in terms of in-circuit programming.

Rapid changes have occurred over recent decades in the timing of family formation in Fiji, notably in the Indian population.