Sentence examples for most notably because from inspiring English sources

SarbOx is decidedly flawed, most notably because the cost of compliance is too high for small companies.

Most notably, because there is no time for a huddle after each play, there is no substituting and little real play calling.

The bill will be increasingly public, most notably because of the devastating hack of government security clearance information of millions of people that the Obama administration revealed last week.

But there are big question marks over Radcliffe today, most notably because she's recovering from a stress fracture of the leg, which would seem to be an important factor in the success of any marathon runner.

The issue has arisen, most notably, because of the recent publication of a pair of books about a lawsuit that was brought to overturn California's Proposition 8, which banned same-sex marriage in the state.

The choice of Robinson's jersey made sense on multiple levels, most notably because he, too, navigated racial tensions when he broke the color barrier in Major League Baseball in 1947.

The debate has its defenders, most notably David Brooks, because wherever there is need for dimwitted non-thought, he is there.

These findings are directly comparable with our study, with those aged 65+ years receiving DGA care, and most notably, extractions, because of underlying pathology (for example, dental caries) as opposed to treatment for impaction.

Netflix has been able to sidestep existing funding rules, most notably in France, because the company's European headquarters are in the Netherlands.

The slaves selected for special celebration trickster figures, most notably Brer Rabbit, because of their facility in combating stronger antagonists through wit, guile, and the skillful adoption of deceptive masks.

It has been popularly proclaimed to be such, again most notably by conservatives, because of the contraceptive mandate that is part of the Affordable Care Act.