Sentence examples for even with the notable from inspiring English sources

He has eschewed punitive taxation on the entrepreneurs who animate the economy; and he has even, with the notable exception of a boneheaded tariff on cheap Chinese tyres, turned a deaf ear to the siren-song of the protectionists.

But even with the notable signs of discontent and rebellion against Islamist fundamentalism, which are the hallmark of many young people in Iran, I doubt that any of them will raise their voice if and when the Islamist regime redirects their venom from the Jewish state to the representatives of international Zionist imperialism in their midst.

The roles of the other signal transduction proteins of DR are even less clear, with the notable exception of a phytochrome-like protein (DRA0050) that apparently was acquired by DR from a bacterial source and has been implicated in UV resistance [ 52].

Even though most of it, with the notable exception of the Afghanistan adventure, is sensible and perhaps even visionary.

Even with such notable rivals to consider, the One's 4.7-inch Super LCD3 panel is perhaps the best smartphone display I've ever seen.

As Washington Post analyst Ezra Klein wrote, "polling shows the law remains unpopular even as its component parts — with the notable exception of the individual mandate — are very popular".

Our ratings have performed as expected across most sectors even during the credit crisis, with the notable exception of United States residential mortgage-backed securities.

Even with her notable credits, Mbatha-Raw has never been cast in the sort of corseted period dramas that are still a staple of British film and television.

At 77 and in truculent good health, Jimmy Breslin has clearly not died and has even, with some notable exceptions, managed to avoid that quasi death by documentary, a process by which an otherwise vital personality is turned into a bag of talking bones on PBS.

It is a notable accomplishment that, even with the use of intent-to-treat analyses, the program was able to achieve sustained effects on educational and employment outcomes within an at-risk population.

Rare was the expert who had even heard of donkey cheese, much less tasted it, with the notable exception of Roland Barthélemy, the president of the International Cheese Guild.