Sentence examples for most notable instance from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the most notable instance of human branding in British history is the case of James Nayler.

In the most notable instance, the Energy Department ordered reluctant power generators in 2000 to sell electricity to troubled California utilities.

The most notable instance also took place in Kunduz, just over a year ago, when the city had fallen into Taliban control.

Perhaps the most notable instance of hypertechnicality in a court's assignment of a reason for its decision, arising in the early part of the period of agitation, is to be found in State v. Campbell, 210 Mo.

The most notable instance was in Broward County, Fla., where the school board voted unanimously in November to ban the Scouts from using public schools to hold meetings and recruitment drives.

The most notable instance is probably Google, who called Apple out one year and dropped the jack the next.

This trend was also experienced throughout the world, though perhaps the two most notable instances of devolution occurred in France in the 1980s and the United Kingdom in the late 1990s.

In addition, changes in the Cleveland sports landscape have led to further heartbreak and resentment among local fans, the most notable instances being Art Modell's relocation of the Browns to Baltimore after the 1995 season (that franchise became the Ravens).

The first, most-notable instance of this happening was when two Ghanaian men facing deportation from the US trudged through waist-high snow to cross the Manitoba border.

Spain is the most notable example.

The most notable example is Army Pfc.