Sentence examples for notably rich from inspiring English sources

This year's harvest was notably rich in this saving grace.

In western Norway, Karm Island comprises a notably rich agricultural area.

(Schweitzer) Richard Goode (Wednesday) This searching, subtle musician continues a spring at Carnegie Hall notably rich in excellent pianism.

Britain, where the industrial revolution started, was notably rich in coal reserves, not to mention wool for its critical textile industry.

This comparative phylogenetic analysis leads to an inescapable conclusion: not only does the Arctic appear to be a "hot spot" of protistan biodiversity, but it is also notably rich in lineages ancestral to several principal eukaryotic clades, if not to the eukaryotes in general.

Underground PM is notably rich in Fe, accounting for greater than 40% by mass of each fraction, and several other transition metals (Cu, Cr, Mn, and Zn) compared to PM from other sources.

The orchestra sounded notably richer here than in the Schoenberg, although the strings were still shrill at times.

The literatures of France and England are notably richer in letter writing of the highest order than are the literatures of the United States and Germany.

To the dismay of Mr Murdoch's critics, however, News Corp has survived the crisis and the Murdoch family, which controls the majority of voting shares, is notably richer.

As noted by Fiegen et al (2002), the α5 helix of RhoE is notably richer in nonpolar residues when compared with other small G proteins, and the contacts between α5 and the ROCK-I αG helix are entirely hydrophobic.

His numbers, however, are similar to the other top punters of that era, most notably Rich Camarillo of the Patriots, who led the league in net average in 1983.