Sentence examples for notably which from inspiring English sources

The two books differ on some points, most notably which of Abraham's two sons was to be sacrificed.

The centre-half's display was all the more impressive given recent high-profile mistakes endured in Chelsea games – at Everton, Internazionale and at home to Manchester City most notably – which had suggested his off-field concerns were undermining his form on the pitch.

After a few successful startups following that period (Stockpickr.com notably, which sold to thestreet.com in 2007) I've started to do more angel investing and, in doing so, have figured out a check list to help me avoid my prior mistakes.

In particular, they state: '[consent] includes notably which data are being processed' (Article 29 Data Protection Working Party 2011, p 17).w The Article 29 Working Party also state that consent 'should refer clearly and precisely to the scope and consequences of processing' (Article 29 Data Protection Working Party 2011, p 17).

In our experiment, after corilagin treatment the expression of NO rose notably, which implies corilagin can improve circulation in the liver.

For measurement of the dose of any antibiotic, more details would be required at program and/or facility level (rather than from the coverage indicator); notably, which antibiotic(s) were used and whether the course was completed.

But there are holdouts, notably Poland and Germany, which together now burn half the EU's coal.

There were dissenters, however, most notably Angola, which sent representatives to observe Gbabgo's swearing-in.

These include BirthdayAlarm.com, Ringo.com and most notably Bebo.com which sold in 2005 to AOL for $850m.

Notably, BP, which does refining in the state, has given $9.6 million in cash to defeat it.

He edited or published a number of magazines, most notably Liberation, which ran for 20 years.