Sentence examples for notably private from inspiring English sources
Some business models, notably private equity, will find it tougher to thrive.
*To the extent possible, residents have the right of access to facilities, most notably private space, in support of sexual expression.
If the diversity rationale falls apart in university admissions, it could start to test the societal commitment to it in other arenas, notably private hiring and promotion.
Critics of Medicare — notably private health insurers — contend that the higher prices for health care paid by private insurers can be explained by a "cost shift" from government, notably Medicare, to private payers.
Unlike Flags of Our Fathers, which centres on the experience of three US soldiers who participated in the flag-raising, Letters pays equal attention to General Kuribayashi (a towering performance from Ken Watanabe) and his staff and to several lowly conscripts, most notably Private Saigo (Kazunari Ninomiya), a baker in civilian life.
capital is controlled for and the use of growth figures in a regression of levels through proxy variables, most notably private foreign ownership in a firm and capacity utilization.
In contrast to all these sexual misadventures, the actor has a notably stable private life.
The series has a few serious points to make – notably about private companies taking over health provision, and zero-hours contracts – but Brand was determined that it should be a comedy above all else.
The underlying weaknesses of the UK economy that led to the 2008 crash, notably excessive private household debt and structural imbalances accentuated by an over-valued exchange rate, are scarcely resolved.
Other important stakeholders, notably the private sector, are not consulted at the design stage, which makes ALMPs ineffective in addressing the needs of the labor market.
But as technology develops, bulk data analysis (notably by private companies) becomes a standard feature of everyday life and digital investigation techniques become more widespread, the trend may prove to be towards convergence rather than the reverse," he writes.
