Sentence examples for for some notably from inspiring English sources

For some, notably Syrians, facilities should be made available locally to apply for a visa.

Except that for some – notably Blairites - with long memories, Watson is not to be trusted.

After all, the reason why climate change continues unabated long after most of the world has acknowledged its seriousness is that it's profitable for some, notably fossil fuel companies, and not threatening enough to the people in power.

That Mr Shah and Mr Modi are both from Gujarat is upsetting for some, notably from much more populous Uttar Pradesh, who say the BJP must not be seen as under the control of one region.

Critics were also cool to many of his big-screen productions, which included "If It's Tuesday, This Must Be Belgium" (1969), "I Love My Wife" (1970) and "One Is a Lonely Number" (1972), although he received good reviews for some, notably "Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory" (1971) and "L.A. Confidential" (1997), which won two Oscars.

Filmmakers there were already taking advantage of the splendid opportunities for location shooting, and some (notably D. W. Griffith) were working on an ever-increasing scale.

Alpine flowers are a major attraction for many walkers but some - notably the famous edelweiss - are protected and there are considerable penalties to deter would-be pickers.

The result has been satisfying for some people, notably upstaters.

Ecosystem services estimates have not been published for some biomes, notably desert ecosystems.

Recent clinical trials have shown promising success for some drugs, notably selumetinib, an inhibitor of MAP kinase kinase (MEK).

The selling is relatively low-key at Claus.com, which has sponsors for some activities, notably "Elfinize a Chevy Van," rather than banner ads.