Sentence examples for notably under the from inspiring English sources

The paper has faced government harassment from time to time, notably under the regime of Juan Perón through most of the 1940s.

Nor does Gorenberg waste much ink crediting various Israeli governments with trying, over the years, to reach an equitable arrangement with the Palestinians (most notably under the aegis of Bill Clinton at Camp David).

(Who sends out the memos telling people what to worry about, and why don't I get them?) What you would never know from all the agitated dollar discussion is that the recent dollar slide is actually tiny compared with big drops in the past, notably under the administration of George W. Bush and during Ronald Reagan's second term.

For decades, the Baluchis have endured repressive policies and state-sanctioned discrimination, and they make up the ranks of a violent insurgency, most notably under the banner of Jundallah, a terrorist organization once suspected of having ties to Al Qaeda that has launched numerous strikes against the Revolutionary Guards.

Most notably, under the direction of Michael Mann, in the motion picture, Ali, starring Will Smith and on the audio version of The Autobiography of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. by Clayborne Carson, for which I won a Grammy in the 'Spoken Word' category in 1999.

Censoring always reduces the rejection probabilities of all the tests, notably under the alternative hypothesis.

Although Fleming's Bond was an admirer of the Cuban Revolution and notably under-impressed by the rich themselves.

It appears clear that utilization increased where free care was effectively available, but implementation difficulties, most notably under-funding of the programme, implied that effective free care (at least as judged by users) was not sustained, with the implication that higher rates of utilization also could not be sustained.

However, this does not constitute a definitive and complete sequence of the chicken genome, since the microchromosomes are notably under-represented.

Notably, under these conditions, the observed increase in radioactivity concentration of Po and Th followed an established radioactive ingrowth model (Bateman equation), which describes the ingrowth of decay products following a separation (radioactive disequilibrium) of decay products from the parent radionuclide at time zero (t0).

To consider this question, Ferguson assembled a notably under-qualified panel made up of a fellow late-night host, Jimmy Kimmel; the pundit and P.R. man Howard Bragman; and the "Funny or Die" actress Jen D'Angelo.