Sentence examples for notably developing from inspiring English sources

In the past, he's gone to extremes in the name of his art, notably developing an eating disorder as he crash-dieted for his Gulf War-veteran junkie in Courage Under Fire.

However, the band have continually experimented with their sound – most notably developing tracks led by acoustic guitars and melodic singing first introduced on Vol. 3 (The Subliminal Verses).

Notably developing seedlings are vulnerable to short-term adverse environments [ 1, 2].

This awakening took especially firm root in Elizabethan England, which notably developed the idea that gardens were for enjoyment and delight.

Ground strengthening by precementation with chemical grouts is a technique notably developed in France and Britain through extensive research by specialized grouting firms.

The startup most notably developed the Here One earbuds, a competitor to Apple's AirPods that packed in noise-cancelling and a feature called "active listening," which allowed users to augment the way they heard the world around them so they could tune out the hum of traffic or a jet engine while still being able to hear human voices.

In January 2013, Montag and Pratt as a single entity competed as housemates on the eleventh series of the British version of Celebrity Big Brother, where they notably developed a minor feud with singer and television personality Rylan Clark.

In the case of HIV/AIDS treatment, a substantial portion of funding comes from the international community, notably developed countries who do not themselves apply such limiting criteria.

In fact, game theory has scored some of its greatest successes in zoology, most notably by developing the idea of an evolutionarily stable strategy.

My research toward the forensic analysis of explosives is focused not only on advancing analytical chemistry, but more notably, on developing methods for use in crime laboratories.

The objectives of the Consortium are to: 1. promote landslide research for the benefit of society and the environment, and capacity building, including education, notably in developing countries;   2.