Sentence examples for most notably not from inspiring English sources

Like the association's site, Loan.com offers a directory of brokers who have agreed to certain ethics policies — most notably, not hiding or changing fees.

But not with everyone, and most notably not with some aghast Republicans who, thanks to Trump's takeover of the party, have strayed from it.

Most notably, not long after he took over the parks division from Mr. Rasulo in January 2010 — they switched jobs, with Mr. Rasulo becoming chief financial officer — Mr. Staggs cast himself as the star of a comedic video.

After the business moved from the north of England to Wales, its owner encountered a series of setbacks, most notably not being able to secure the grant she needed for the business to grow.

He was harshly criticized by fans and the news media for a number of decisions, most notably not matching Johnny Newman's offer sheet from the Charlotte Hornets, and trading Rod Strickland for Maurice Cheeks.

While this was something that those around him have known for a while, he made it public for a variety of reasons, most notably not wanting it to be a distraction in the months ahead as he looks for his first NFL job.

Manners, most notably, was not pleased with the plot and felt "pussycats are not scary".

Second, the order must comply with the Constitution, most notably by not violating individuals' or states' rights.

And yet novelists have taken Henry James up in bewildering numbers in this century, most notably but not exclusively Colm Tóibín, Alan Hollinghurst, and David Lodge.

Folkenflik pointed out that the promises of other media investors – most notably Rupert Murdoch – not to interfere with a publication's editorial policies had proved hollow.

Other players, most notably but not exclusively China, anticipated this shift long ago and have a significant head start on the continent, analysts say.