Sentence examples for notably on the from inspiring English sources

This one – despite genuine policy differences, notably on the Democratic push for a bail-out of the auto industry – is very likely to be.

Much of the current development pressure, notably on the South Fork, involves construction of second homes.

But elsewhere, notably on the big screen, Warner is already mixing up its comic book titans.

The Speech brought Carter national attention, notably on the front page of the next day's Times.

"But there is still much to do, notably on the issue of identity theft.

He then joined the ABC TV design department and worked most notably on The Avengers (1961-63).

His life was full of surprises, high drama and bold decisions, notably on the unions and Northern Ireland.

Possible compromises are emerging on key issues, notably on the question of when punitive economic sanctions will be lifted.

In other areas, however, he refused to blink, most notably on the decision to work from presumptive income tables.

He faces considerable problems, notably on the economic front if the export-driven economy is hit by the US slowdown.

But its relatively low stance, a visual ruse that succeeds notably on the Flex, disguises the Lincoln's bulk effectively.