Sentence examples for most notable with from inspiring English sources

Perhaps he was benefitting from that truly British characteristic (most notable with unpopular tennis players at Wimbledon), the outsider who strives hard who is only loved just as they are about to leave.

It is clear from Table 1 that flood and earthquake disasters are the most notable, with landslides and debris flows less frequently recorded.

Carroll's absence was the most notable with the striker emerging as a doubt to play for England at the European Under-21 Championship in Denmark this summer because of injury concerns.

Even though OWN will be open for business on New Year's Day, Oprah made sure her last season will be her most notable, with huge publicity stunts including flying her audience to Australia in a plane piloted by John Travolta, expanding her popular "Favorite Things" episode to two days, and, most recently, nearly gouging out Hugh Jackman's eye by accident.

The suppression was most notable with tti2 -F328S as the sole copy of the gene, but was still apparent in the context of the wild-type allele.

Rubisco is an extremely slow catalyst and moreover its carboxylation activity is compromised by competing side-reactions, the most notable with another atmospheric gas, O2, which attacks the same enediol intermediate of RuBP.

The most notable shows with Israeli origin are 'Homeland' and 'In Treatment,' along with the likes of 'Traffic Light,' 'The Ex-List' and 'Phenomenon'.

They have made a speciality of cross-cultural collaborations, the most notable being with the Bollywood diva Asha Bhosle.

"Moving Pictures," curated by Barry A. Rosenberg, blends some of video art's most notable figures with some extremely promising lesser knowns.

(Albert Innaurato's 1977 "Transfiguration of Benno Blimpie" is probably the most notable play with a similar protagonist).

Perhaps pop's most notable involvement with politics, however, is through the newer forms of media, specifically the use of social network sites.