Sentence examples for made notably from inspiring English sources

However, progress has been made, notably on stunting, which occurs when children are too short for their age.

Valiant attempts to create a functional tricorder have been made, notably by Peter Jansen at the University of Arizona.

Sardines are netted, oysters farmed, venison raised and cheese made, notably Gabriella Kervella's mild, subtle goat cheese, made on her farm east of Perth and shipped nationwide.

Since then, further improvements have been made, notably replacement of two-lane portions of the route with multiple-lane divided roadways.

Yes, a few political gains were made, notably in the defense of Magna Carta, on the road that would lead toward the restraint of despotism.

But now the country is on a long march towards respecting intellectual property, and some progress is being made, notably in IT and telecoms.

He makes notably little effort to foster Belarus's fragile sense of identity.

There were immediate decisions to make – notably whether to take anti-HIV medication, which has awful side effects.

But on the flip side, the Wallabies have some major improvements to make, notably at scrum and line-out.

The series has a few serious points to make – notably about private companies taking over health provision, and zero-hours contracts – but Brand was determined that it should be a comedy above all else.

The combination of energy, process and land-related emissions emphasizes the significance of Food Production and Construction as drivers of global GHG emissions, among which cement, livestock, rice paddy fields, and fertilizer make notably large contributions.