Sentence examples for notably children from inspiring English sources

"Other demographic groups, most notably children under five or pregnant and lactating women, have been prioritised".

And notably, children are no longer so widely viewed as essential to a happy marriage.

Notably, children who took walks in natural settings did better than those who walked in urban areas, according to the report, published online in August in The Journal of Attention Disorders.

The use of cluster bombs will be given backing under plans being drawn up at an international treaty conference, according to opponents of the weapons which maim and kill civilians, notably children, long after they have been dropped.

Recently, he has been working with and writing for young people, notably children at a large school in a poor part of Cambridge, and finding their freshness and buoyancy exhilarating.

He spoke of a determination to improve the lives of the most disadvantaged in society, notably children in care and the need to have the same expectations for them as we would for our own children.

These decisions have been greeted favourably by campaign groups, notably Child Eyes and No More Page 3, after many months of lobbying.

She gives capitalism no credit for the extraordinary progress seen in recent decades in reducing poverty and other measures of deprivation (notably child mortality) in the world's poor countries.

There are percussive moments on "Replica" — notably "Child Soldier," with voices programmed into a martial cadence and hints of gunshots — but they gradually dissolve away into the background, as if entropy can't be held back for long.

Parents identify numerous barriers to adopting obesity prevention recommendations, most notably child and family preferences and resistance to change, but also economic barriers.

This report outlines UNICEF's progress in many areas last year, notably in child survival, vaccination of children against polio, girl's education and child protection.