Sentence examples for notably escalated from inspiring English sources
Obesity among children and adults has notably escalated over recent decades and represents a global major health problem.
Notably, the spending has escalated even though the U.S. has not been seeing a spike in unaccompanied children arriving at the country's southern border, as occurred in 2014 and 2016.
The experimental support for this concept is escalating, notably for CgA and SgII.
Mr. Green, who initially was silent as the dispute between Mr. Giuliani and Mr. Hevesi escalated last week, was notably more ambivalent in offering his view of it yesterday.
Notably, the consumption of sugar has escalated in modern societies.
Notably, the loss of interneurons persisted and escalated through 6 months of age, when general neuronal degeneration was observed (Fig. 7B and D).
The TPPF, as you might recall, bruited some frank opinions aimed at big-spending Texas Republicans last summer that escalated into a war of words broadcast most notably by the Wall Street Journal.
Periodic conflicts over the territories have undermined state consolidation efforts, most notably in 2008 when violence on the Georgian-South Ossetian border escalated into the "August War" between Georgia and the Russian Federation.
Some historians — notably James L. Huston of Oklahoma State University — say they think that the resulting tensions escalated sectional animosities and helped precipitate the Civil War, which ended the depression.
"We're actually in a different war than [we were] for the last two years," Copeland said, explaining that fighting has escalated in some areas where it had previously been less intense, notably in the south.
