Sentence examples for notably ones from inspiring English sources

The company decided to proceed with "Mars Needs Moms" in part because it had already spent so much on it and in part because some executives, notably ones left from the Cook era, acted as cheerleaders for the project.

The Academy Awards are about competition, but it's less about winners and losers than it is about the ceremony's struggle to stay on top in a television landscape cluttered with award shows, notably ones that ignore tedious technical awards and combine television and movies, like the Golden Globes and the Screen Actors Guild Awards.

Some investment banks (notably, ones without big emerging-market operations) now argue that emerging-market shares are a poor investment.

They attach themselves by their receptors to target cells whose surface expresses appropriate antigens (notably ones made by developing viruses) and damage the infected cells enough to kill them.

Though not a business incubator in the traditional sense, the complex has emerged as a hub of collaborative entrepreneurship and a breeding ground for new companies, notably ones in food and technology.

The back and forth is just one element of what appears to be a widening shake-up in some of the Afghan government's most powerful ministries, and notably ones that play a critical role in working with the country's biggest Western supporters, officials say.

Fouls, most notably one on Walter Gargano in the buildup to Holland's first goal against Uruguay, have gone either unnoticed or unpunished to date.

A few "pure" sound pieces are included, notably one by Jeff Talman based on ambient noise in the museum lobby, along with work that fits into no ready category.

Jack Kelly is a fictional character, based on various real newsies – notably one Louis Ballatt, known as Kid Blink.

Notably, one of the overlaps is the QTL Rfs2/Rhg1 on chromosome 18.

Notably, one of those companies was DMGT.