Sentence examples for less notably from inspiring English sources

Trade with the United States was less notably affected, with Japan's surplus shrinking 7.4percentt from the April 2000 level.

English football, from top to bottom, has always been characterised by its intangible, unquantifiable qualities of spirit, passion, grit, determination and, less notably, "talking".

Its first, and most memorable, occupant was Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini; since Khomeini's death, in 1989, the office has been held, less notably, by Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.

No less notably, the show captured the new South in flux, grappling with unfamiliar incursions: gay clients, Vietnamese orphans, second-wave feminism.

She was famously played by Jacqueline Bisset in America's Prince and less notably by Joanne Whalley in an American television mini series.

Since I began this article, Khia released yet another girl-powered single "Pay Yo Pussy Bill,"[5] which was received considerable recognition ("praise" may be a stretch) on the internet, and was featured on Fader, NME, and, less notably, Perez Hilton.

Visually, the production is less happy, notably in terms of a set that is simply the reverse of another in the company's current repertoire; the result is no more than anonymously abstract.

"In Bujumbura, participation was much less strong, notably in the urban neighborhoods of Nyakabiga, Musaga, Cibitoke and even Ngagara," he said.

"We're actually in a different war than [we were] for the last two years," Copeland said, explaining that fighting has escalated in some areas where it had previously been less intense, notably in the south.

But their sensibilities are notably less delicate.

The SCSL is notably less ambitious in scope than the International Criminal Tribunals for the former Yugoslavia and Rwanda.