Sentence examples for notably how from inspiring English sources

Notably, how do you clone and replace the range without disrupting the existing selection?

I have made some surprising assertions; notably how well eurobonds could work even without Germany.

One would be health care, notably how to improve the care available to America's 40m uninsured.

In retrospect, however, the experience did reveal a little about him, perhaps most notably how charitable he was with me.

The company still has some things going for it, notably how much cash it generates: around $36 million each quarter.

Ms. Lee said there was still uncertainty about parts of Mr. Obama's plan, notably how it would affect taxes.

But there is also a very French agenda, also pursued by Sarkozy, behind some of Hollande's proposals, notably on how to run the eurozone.

The search numbers, which Google has collected since 2001, illustrate Americans' anxieties and passions and, most notably this year, how big government programs inspired intense curiosity.

He has also blurred rather than clarified some previous policy statements, notably on how fast indebted regions needed to clean up their finances.

Meanwhile, many questions about Mr. Starr's suspected scheme are still unanswered, most notably, just how many clients might he have defrauded?

In over 2,000 news items between 30 March and 6 May, the main topics addressed by broadcasters were "horse-race" coverage – notably in how close a contest it was meant to be between Labour and Conservatives – a possible coalition government, the handling of the economy and levels of taxation.