Sentence examples for a notably big from inspiring English sources

Young female unemployment numbers took a notably big jump.

Jessie Mueller, a rising star in Chicago musical theater, will get a notably big break this fall when she makes her Broadway debut as the love interest opposite Harry Connick Jr., in the provocative re-conception of the 1965 musical "On a Clear Day You Can See Forever".

The study emerged with a notably big figure for what it termed "core ties": a median number of 15 people with whom respondents said they had discussed important matters, with whom they were in frequent touch or from whom they got substantial help.

That is a notably bigger drop than was seen for other European stocks.

A notably bigger luck came when the father of her children's playmates came over and took a look at her stories (at the nudging of Tibby, his former wife and Paley's friend).

Other elements, with a notably bigger digital size, seem to have a role of addressing, delimiting, coordinating, just like position-identification tags.

As it has grown, it has attracted a broader range of institutional investors, notably big public pension funds, lured by the prospect of decent profits not correlated with volatile stockmarket returns.

A few other small restaurants serve food notably big on flavor.

Mario Monicelli, an enormously popular director and screenwriter whose bittersweet films, notably "Big Deal on Madonna Street" and "The Great War," blended humor and tragedy to create a new genre known as Italian-style comedy, died on Monday in Rome.

It's all connected to the notably big muscles in our legs.

Other industries — most notably big tech — now attract huge numbers of math and science graduates, many of whom were historically lured to hedge funds by big paychecks.