Sentence examples for settled notably from inspiring English sources

The areas where the refugees had initially were over settled, notably Biên Hòa, where the population had doubled during the migration period.

Democracy seems secure in countries such as the Czech Republic, Poland and Hungary, which are likely to be early members of the Union; and countries that are less settled, most notably Romania, are further back in the queue.There is, however, a subtler political risk than that of a return to outright autocracy in the new member countries.

There is a very small Tamil community in Pakistan, notably settled since the partition in 1947.

Meanwhile, many affluent families settled in the southwest, notably in Ipanema and Leblon and at sites farther down the coast.

The writers' dispute was settled when company executives — notably Peter Chernin, the News Corporation president, and Robert A. Iger, the Walt Disney chief executive — opened talks with Mr. Verrone, along with David J. Young, executive director of the West Coast guild, and John Bowman, who headed the unions' negotiating committee.

Unfortunately that case was settled out of court; notably MySpace today is framing content from the Washington Post as well (example here).

The Royal Opera Orchestra settled into the score with notably glowing contributions from lower strings and from the entire horn section including those off stage.

The same century saw the beginning of emigration; relatively small numbers of emigrants settled at first in North America, notably in eastern Canada (Quebec) and in Louisiana, in certain parts of Latin America that are still départements of France (Martinique, Guadeloupe, and French Guiana), and later in various countries of Africa and Asia that were parts of France's colonial domain.

Since Hurricane Maria displaced more than 100,000 Puerto Ricans last year, thousands of potential voters have settled in key swing states, notably Florida and Pennsylvania.

South Philadelphia contains sections, notably Italian and Irish, settled by European immigrants mainly in the 19th century as well as a large African American section.

As a result of age-old trading links, many Jains from western India settled in eastern African countries, most notably Kenya and Uganda.