Sentence examples for but also notable from inspiring English sources

The Beachy name is not only common in Sugarcreek but also notable in the history of the Plain Community, which encompasses a number of Amish and Mennonite sects.

La Marseillaise, Flower of Scotland and Land of my Fathers are not only stirring tunes in contrast to the musically dismal God Save the Queen, but also notable for their non-religious content.

This preponderance of company borrowing is most extreme in Luxembourg, but also notable in Ireland whose debt is also affected by the presence of multinational firms; even so, Ireland's household debt alone is over 100% of GDP.

During the Cold War, foreign assistance had some remarkable successes, including the Marshall Plan and the Green Revolution, but also notable failures such as aid to Vietnam and to dictators in Central America.

That could be seen by the way Watford responded to the death of Graham Taylor in January 2017 and, in a smaller but also notable way, how a call for supporters to help clear snow from the ground before the match against West Bromwich Albion in March was not only met but led to those who turned up, who included a 71-year-old woman, being rewarded with a free ticket to the match and a bacon roll.

Winning the tournament means getting to the top of a highly competitive field and becoming not only rich but also notable.

Sigurdardóttir's crime debut, Last Rituals, marked her break from a prizewinning career as a children's novelist but was also notable for its welcome dose of humour.

Mode of inheritance: Inheritance is X-linked but is also notable for the presence of unaffected male carriers.

But there are also notable successes.

But Mangold is also notable for how his mind works.

Adoring crowds greeted him at every stop, but there were also notable gaps in the adulation.