Sentence examples for mostly notably from inspiring English sources

And, mostly notably in this context, business investment has stalled.

Only a few companies seem to use this concept, mostly notably Vue Cinema in Europe.

Some homes and warehouses were eventually built, mostly notably in Secaucus.

But it also took place in prisons, mostly notably those in Salisbury, N.C., and Johnson's Island, near Sandusky, Ohio.

Third, Murdoch's papers' support was highly conditional on certain lines not being crossed and on certain policies, mostly notably on relaxing cross-media ownership rules, being adopted.

Solar has become an increasingly attractive option following a massive construction of factories to build solar panels, mostly notably in China.

He also seemed to abandon shuttle diplomacy in the region, whose Arab leaders have mostly been notably loth to speak up for Hamas.

Article 6 of the Constitution says federal authority outranks state authority, and on that bedrock of federalist principle rests centuries of back and forth that states have mostly lost, notably the desegregation of schools in the 1950s and '60s.

Forgotten, too, or taken for granted, are the decency and effectiveness with which he mostly governed (notably, again, in his first term), and which were in marked contrast to the sleaze at the end of the Socialists' previous period of office.Special report The second transition From A to Z Oh, to be in Europe To market, to market?

By corruption, I don't mean the hard crimes of bribery and extortion -- although there's no shortage of those, as revealed again and again in undercover investigations mostly conducted, notably, by the FBI (not state and local police, who tend to look the other way).

The quality of the novels he read, mostly westerns, seemed notably awful.