Sentence examples similar to but notably so from inspiring English sources

Never before has so much been so easy, but most notably so cheap.

Societal responses to hazards of asbestos (ultimately bans for all types of asbestos including chrysotile) have been embraced by high-income countries but notably less so by lower-income countries.

"He is only 21 years old but already has a great deal of experience, notably so at international level," added Adkins.

Some of the ideas survived the interregnum - notably, so did some of the faces - but Livingstone has had to work hard to challenge the widely held belief that he was a political dilettante, high on showy rhetoric but low on delivery.

Most notably So It Goes in 1976.

This was notably so in Western Australia, where the most brutal of direct clashes continued.

Notably, so is the necessity of these devices in creating solid commercial value propositions for the medical markets.

It is too small, notably so when compared with the billions the cartels earn in the United States.

The first-rank micro-discontinuity is always enough to reduce SIFs notably, so, it is not necessary to manufacture FGMs interface with higher-rank micro-discontinuity in engineering.

Especially in the bristling outer movements, his performance was fresh and crisp: notably so, given the withering humidity of this hot, clammy evening.

For Charlemagne too the Greeks were a problem – notably so after he was crowned an emperor by the pope in 800.