Sentence examples for notably during the from inspiring English sources

Deterrence has come close to failing, most notably during the Cuban missile crisis.

His work has enjoyed periodic revivals, most notably during the 1960s.

It has sometimes done so with his help, notably during the city's near-bankruptcy of the 1970s.

Besides, has not the banking system survived crises before, notably during the high inflation of the early 1990s?

The price spikes over the past century were linked to interruptions in supply, notably during the first world war.

Its history is certainly grand, most notably during the tenure of Everett Austin Jr., who was known as Chick and who ran the Wadsworth from 1927 until 1945.

But there have been occasions when amicable personal relations played a helpful role, most notably during the presidencies of Ronald Reagan and Mr. Bush's father.

Mr. Bashir's government has a long history of obstructing aid — notably during the famine in 1998, before the International Criminal Court even existed.

We consistently call for more power to the people but have a disappointing track record of only saying this sotto voce, notably during the 2005 general election.

Most notably, during the last month the average waiting time for access to the home page of www.irs.gov has been well under a second.

The band's prankster spirit prevailed to useful effect except when it didn't – most notably during the lamely repetitive dance track Big Bong.