Sentence examples for notably since the from inspiring English sources

The actual rules have also changed notably since the 1970s.

(Bank robberies and street muggings have declined notably since the cashless trend began).

Officials say those levels have dropped notably since the plume moved through the area.

These levels were reached following an extended period of sustained growth, notably since the 1960s.

(Bertsolari) Having lived in Mexico City for most of my life, I have witnessed its many transformations, most notably since the 1985 earthquake.

American military confidence has increased notably since the deaths of Mr. Hussein's sons in a shootout in the northern city of Mosul.

Notably, since 2000 the U.S. has dropped down from its place in the top 10.

It has privatised, and opened to the world, notably since it joined the European Union in 1986.

Most notably, since propositions of the form [a does not exist] can be true at a world without being true in it, sentences of the form '~◇~E!a' do not turn out to be logical truths for Adams.

Pupils reported that behaviour was notably better since the tighter standards, he said.

Mr. Sharon's fellow Likud leaders have been notably silent since the indictment was announced.