Sentence examples for notably the case of from inspiring English sources

Indeed, the last executions in federal cases in Manhattan occurred in the 1950s, most notably the case of the Rosenbergs.

When a barbarian state adopted a sinicization policy, notably the case of the Northern Wei (386 534/535), it was by and large Confucian in character.

Most notably the case of Coach Rubén Romano, who was kidnapped as he left a Cruz Azul training session in Mexico City; Romano was found after 60 days by the police.

This is notably the case of France, Italy, Norway and Germany.

Some cases are clear – notably the case of human remains, which were acquired (or stolen) by Western museums as recently as the mid-20th Century and have very rarely served any scientific or historical purpose.

Well-studied precedents of a relationship of DNA adduct chirality to biological activity exist, most notably the case of the adducts of racemic anti-7,8-dihydroxy-9,10-epoxy-7,8,9,10-tetrahydrobenzo[ a]pyrene (anti-BPDE).

He has acted uncompromisingly — most notably in the case of the Yukos Oil Company in 2003 — to get them back.

It is a job that was fumbled by other European regulators, most notably in the case of Dexia.

In the past the corporation has been criticised in some cases for not saying sorry sooner, most notably in the case of the Russell Brand and Jonathan Ross "Sachsgate" affair in 2008.

Ordinary tragedies are magnified into unrivalled dramas by the knowledge of how they feed into the Beatles' myth – most notably in the case of John Lennon's mother, Julia.

The atmosphere of a scam has surrounded the Clinton Foundation since early in its history, most notably in the case of Raffaello Follieri.