Sentence examples for notably senior from inspiring English sources

He concludes that the size of the US army, which some commentators - notably senior members of other branches of the armed forces - want to slash should stay where it is now: about 500,000 active duty soldiers and 550,000 reservists.

Both seemed as pleased to be onstage as the notably senior audience was to see them.

Notably, senior politician Nicolae Fleva lent his pen to these allegations, writing in Seara that Bădărău had serious psychiatric problems.

Notably, the senior officials are responsible for public healthcare affecting millions of people.

British Eurocrats are now masters of working the (French-inspired) bureaucratic structure, and they still fill many jobs at the top, notably in senior commissioners' private offices.

Some of the voices — notably the senior ones, belonging to Martin Landau and Christopher Plummer — are grimly convincing, but Elijah Wood's 9 lacks the staunchness of his Frodo.

After two years, Mr. Brammertz failed to identify any new suspects beyond those Mr. Mehlis arrested, notably four senior Lebanese security officials (whose continued detention he nevertheless reconfirmed).

These choreographers both combined and rejected the rival influences of modern dance and ballet, notably the senior choreographers Graham and Balanchine.

Dwight Eisenhower, Gerald Ford and Richard Nixon – who appointed Walter ambassador to the UK – were regular visitors, turning Sunnylands into a treasured bolthole for successors, notably Ronald Reagan and George Bush senior.

There's also, of course, the elevation to the White House of a Chicagoan and some shrewd and sophisticated former Richard M. Daley associates, notably David Axelrod and Valerie Jarrett, senior advisers, and Rahm Emanuel, the chief of staff.

Many critics – notably some senior doctors, whose views gained much attention – warned, sometimes in near-apocalyptic terms, that the government was about to privatise the beloved NHS, and didn't care if that happened.