Sentence examples for there is notably from inspiring English sources

At the same time, in comparison to past patterns of joblessness, some conference participants said, there is notably less "churn" in the ranks of the unemployed.

There is notably less excitement from the girls when they ask me what I'm cooking for dinner and the answer is venison.

"In contrast to Victorian medical moralizing, which linked nervousness to a contemptible lack of will and a hereditarian scheme of degeneration, there is notably little condemnation of the nervous patient in the 1700s," Micale notes.

Though there is still a significant pool of capital at the seed stage (even with the fickleness of "tourist angels") and at the very senior rounds (when companies seem almost-home-runs), many venture capitalists say there is notably less money available in the middle, typically the second or third fund-raising rounds.

But drama there is, notably in the canny pacing and the close reading of large and small dynamic shifts in the epic "Blagosloven yesi, Ghospodi" ("Blessed art Thou, O Lord"), the best-known number in the work, if only from Rachmaninoff's reuse of the bell-like "Alliluiya" in his "Symphonic Dances".

As Trump attacks press today, there is notably more security around media assembled here.

There are notably few women on the Telegraph list.

You'd think there would be jokes here, and there are notably two, built on broad caricature.

Despite the common perception that New York apartment living is an isolating experience, there are notably social buildings throughout the city.

When this week's game was announced in October last year, there was notably more excitement surrounding it than there had been in previous seasons.

There are notably few references to the F-word, "fat," replaced in the show, as it is in the industry, by the euphemistic "plus size".