Sentence examples for notably popular from inspiring English sources
"Notably, popular music's energy level plateaued slightly during the '80s.
George Osborne has riled his Liberal Democrat colleagues by trying to take the credit for the increase (so far) in the starting point for income tax from £6,475 to £10,000, a notably popular policy that has lifted about 2 million people out of income tax altogether.
November 11, 1914 New York City, New York March 12, 2003 Old Greenwich, Connecticut Howard Melvin Fast, (born Nov. 11, 1914, New York, N.Y. died March 12 , 2003 Old Greenwich, Conn . American writer who, wrote prolifically, most notably popular historical novels on themes of human rights and social justice.
Homeopathy, also spelled Homoeopathy, a system of therapeutics, notably popular in the 19th century, which was founded on the stated principle that "like cures like," similia similibus curantur, and which prescribed for patients drugs or other treatments that would produce in healthy persons symptoms of the diseases being treated.
In the 20th century, notably popular dolls included the teddy bear (1903); the Kewpie Doll (1903); the Bye-lo Baby, who closed her eyes in sleep (1922); the Dydee and Wetsy Betsy dolls (1937); the Barbie doll (1959); Cabbage Patch Kids (1983); and the American Girls Collection (1986).
In 2012, it remained notably popular in Indonesia.
But he was notably more popular with his troops than with his superiors.
Most notably, the popular diabetes drug Rezulin, approved in 1997, caused about 90 cases of liver failure, including 63 deaths, before it was withdrawn in March 2000.
The idea has been getting a lot of attention lately, notably in popular books like "Crazy Sexy Diet" and "The Acid Alkaline Food Guide" — which claim that readers can improve their health by focusing on the balance of acid and alkaline in the diet, mostly by eating more vegetables and certain fruits and fewer meats and processed foods.
In a televised address to the country on January 16th he said that he had "postponed" Mr Budi's appointment, but not "cancelled" it.Jokowi, a former furniture salesman from outside the political establishment, has made some bold decisions since he took office, notably scrapping popular but profligate petrol subsidies on January 1st.
Mr Martin is notably more popular in Quebec Mr Chrétien's home province and in the west, besides being well entrenched in Ontario, most important of the provinces.Mr Chrétien need not worry about a cabinet revolt and may use the power of fear to quell dissidents in his 170-strong caucus.
