Sentence examples for as most notably from inspiring English sources

That happens where domestic enforcement is lax (as, most notably, in China).

One can imagine how disconcerted a 19th-century audience, knowing only public concerts, would have been by a finale that contradicted expectations of speed and common spirit, as, most notably, the finale of Tchaikovsky's "Pathetique" Symphony did.

The roster of fighters on hand is solid enough, and a robust online community has helped to fill in the major gaps (such as, most notably, Floyd Mayweather).

With law firms, the prevailing business model based on hourly billing offers no financial incentives for technological innovation, as most notably pointed out by Richard Susskind, and the attitudinal problems may not be all that different.

Auberon Waugh was in love with the county as, most notably, was John Betjeman who is buried at St Enodoc, close to the brattish Doom Bar micro-culture of Rock.

Jay describes the album as most notably being warm and melodic.

There were fine contributions in the smaller roles as well, most notably Robin Mahon's balletic performance as Mabel's sister Isabel; Keith Jurosko's comic Sergeant of Police; and Angela Smith as Ruth, Frederic's former nursemaid.

Whatever the outcome of the legal battle, the King Ranch faces challenges on the business front as well, most notably the sluggish demand for beef.

Dr. Archer is not only a staunch foe of abortion, he has objected in the past to birth control measures as well, most notably the pill.

But there are finer aspects to his Bach playing as well, most notably a laserlike focus that kept every strand of counterpoint clear, clean and independent.

Such bleakness has been consistent in her lesser-seen roles as well, most notably in the work of the New York writer and director Alex Ross Perry.