Sentence examples for notably major from inspiring English sources

I also think that the reluctance of institutions of authority, notably major media organs, to call out people like Ms Bachmann, in order to draw the lines of acceptable political rhetoric, represents a dereliction of responsibility.

Although the most gifted of them, Curtis Mayfield, was already signed to another company, Davis persuaded him to supply songs for other artists, most notably Major Lance, a skinny young man whose voice had a homespun directness that clicked with audiences.

The central reforms, therefore, were in the army, notably major reorganizations of 1842 and 1869 (the latter following the pattern of the successful Prussian conscript system); in the administration, both at the centre and in the provinces; and in society, through changes in education and law.

While many sporting organizations have banned use of mobile and digital reporting from venues – notably major rugby, football and cricket matches – the Olympics could be the turning point.

Notably, Major League Soccer (MLS) had partnered with Facebook for these weekly games last year, but this year went with Twitter.

Notably, major diffraction peaks in Fig. 1a, b can be indexed as a tetragonal symmetry of α-MnO2with a space group of I4/m (JCPDS Card, No. 44-0141).

In the Libor case, notably, a major crime has not been greeted by much demand at the top for criminal prosecutions.

Kessler's argument will draw on his antitrust expertise, which has been honed in cases outside sports, most notably in major cases he won involving Japanese electronics companies.

influential social historian and educator known for his studies of American civilization, notably his major work, The Americans, in three volumes: The Colonial Experience (1958), The National Experience (1965), and The Democratic Experience (1973; Pulitzer Prize, 1974).

In the coming months, Archer expects growth to "moderate appreciably as the fiscal squeeze increasingly kicks in from early April, some temporary growth drivers wane and consumers limit their spending in the face of serious headwinds, most notably the major squeeze on their purchasing power".

Joel and Ethan Coen's new film Hail, Caesar! (out this Friday in the US), is a wry 1950s-set backstage Hollywood comedy that stars a bevy of A-list talent, including George Clooney, Scarlett Johansson, Channing Tatum, Josh Brolin, Tilda Swinton and Ralph Fiennes – and notably, no major actors of color.