Sentence examples for most notably after from inspiring English sources

Mr. Hussein, a Sunni Muslim, has often persecuted the Shiites, most notably after they rose against his rule in 1991, after the first gulf war.

Throughout the city, the newly aggressive enforcement led to heated debate, most notably after the killing of Amadou Diallo; 129th Street had that debate, too, and it continues.

They have done it before, most notably after the 1-0 defeagainstnScotlandand in qualifying, when many wrote them off.

But his short tenure was complicated by controversies, most notably after the city's slow response to a crippling snowstorm in December.

Smith, in particular, will face scrutiny for several debatable decisions, most notably after his team failed on two short fourth-down plays.

Professional cycling has had chances to renovate its image and its business practices before, most notably after the Festina doping affair in 1998.

Most notably, VS after PM-NASAH is less common than after ASAH, and its clinical significance is negligible in comparison to ASAH VS.

Indy-car drivers, most notably Mario Andretti, after which a Pocono access road was named, called Mattioli's track unsafe until Championship Auto Racing Teams stopped racing there in 1989.

(The Romney campaign has never had the warmest of relationships with Fox News either. They most notably soured after Mr. Romney objected on camera to a line of questioning from Bret Baier).

Ten Doeschate's dip coincided with a concerted change in style for the big-hitting batsman, with his one-day form most notably suffering after 40-over averages of eight in 2011 and 34.60 in 2012.

"He would make choices that were really daring, most notably right after the assassination of President Kennedy, Gottliebb explained.