Sentence examples for this is especially notable from inspiring English sources
This is especially notable in the largest corporations, which remain male dominated.
This is especially notable because the court's assessment of the sale process, led by the special committee of Dell's independent board of directors, was positive.
This is especially notable because Hoover — as a member of the Coolidge administration — was personally responsible for managing flood relief efforts, which were large-scale for that time.
This is especially notable in the bittersweet chocolate pagoda, with its layers of chocolate tuiles and praline mousse, capped with ice cream and chocolate sauce.
This is especially notable to all of us in the world of media, the people who fill these services with highly valuable and hotly traded "content," such as the piece you're currently reading.
This is especially notable in the case of Mr. Epp, who looks a bit like a short Sam Waterston and whose Hamlet is every bit the ringmaster for the greatest show on earth.
This was especially notable when it came to the question of dealing with the banks: There are some who argue that the government should stand back and simply let these banks fail — especially since in many cases it was their bad decisions that helped create the crisis in the first place.
The karmic balance is restored.9 10 : Katty Kay (yes, that's really her name), a BBC anchor, pronounced Hillary Clinton the victor in Tennessee: this was especially notable, says Katty, because Al Gore lost the state in 2000, so it was a relief to see a Democrat finally win.
Palestine under the Mamlūks in the 14th century saw a period of prosperity for some; this was especially notable in Jerusalem, where the government sponsored an elaborate program to construct schools, establish lodgings for travelers and Muslim pilgrims, and renovate mosques.
This was especially notable, given that the restaurant had advertised as being vegetarian, according to Singaporean news site Asia One.
The first thing I realized while working at the Corral, and this was especially notable in 1999-2000 atheheydayday of 80-cents-a-gallon gas, was that Americans waste stuff because they can, for the same reason a dog or cat chases its tail, and for no better reason than that.
