Sentence examples for agreed notably from inspiring English sources

Despite Griffin's attempt to absolve his coach of any responsibility for his injury, not everyone agreed, notably Houston Texans running back Derrick Ward.

Considering a subset of the mammal set with high values for length and nucleotide diversity (LP), rate parameterizations still showed a preference for less parameter rich models but agreed notably with AIC in terms of rate heterogeneity and base frequency partitions: +I (56.86%) and +G (37.00%) were the most frequent and UF models (90.43%) were much more frequent than their EF analogs.

Fabius reacted by saying: "Subjects still remain that we aren't agreed on, notably on economic sanctions, and the supreme leader has made statements that show there is still a lot of work to be done.

In 2007 the International Court of Justice agreed — although, notably, it stopped short of blaming Serbia, saying instead that Belgrade's responsibility lay in failing to prevent the killings by the Bosnian Serb forces which it supported and supplied.

But to do so it needs agreement from all the teams and some have not agreed - notably Ferrari, Lotus and Force India - because they believe it would help teams who have yet to get on top of tyre wear.

While Bohemond asserted his claim to Antioch, not everyone agreed (most notably Raymond of Toulouse), so the crusade was delayed for the rest of the year while the nobles argued amongst themselves.

As a cost-saving measure, a reduced specification was agreed upon, notably reductions in combat radius to 650 nautical miles, the top speed to Mach 1.75 and takeoff run up increased from 600-1000 yards.

Then Mr. Bloomberg called in the city's labor leaders and turned his familiar soft-sell approach on them, serving coffee and doughnuts at a meeting that all sides agree was notably free from rancor and explicit threats or ultimatums.

During interviews in Sanaa, youth from different governorates expressed concern that the original issues that led to their occupation of public squares may not be realized given this was a political negotiation that included provisions with which they did not agree, most notably the immunity provided to Saleh, a solution that did not came from within Yemen but was pushed from outside.

Still others had no intention of subjecting themselves to anything agreed by the conference, notably the Soviet Union.

He agreed that Iraq was notably less violent than in the past, but attributed that not to American military strategy but instead to handoffs to the Iraqi military.