Sentence examples for use notably from inspiring English sources

It's been put to impressive use, notably helping to speed up diagnoses.

But in states that have legalized marijuana for recreational use, notably Colorado, that child may end up with more than a sugar high.

Where climatic conditions were favourable this instrument found much use, notably by the British army in India and the U.S. Army in the American Southwest.

According to mediator Thomas Smith, careful attention to such metaphors can reveal deeper meaning beneath the explicit words that people use, notably regarding how they view the negotiation process and their relationship to one another.

Some of his projects are still in use, notably the T.G.V., but others have disappeared, including his work on Minitel, once hailed as a French alternative to the Internet.

Space is already at a premium in dense centres such as Jakarta, where the number of cars is growing ten times faster than the roads available for them to roll on.Some municipalities in the developing world are already planning for less car use, notably by deploying urban rail systems.

The oboe developed no satisfactory descant, but the English horn, first used notably in Hector Berlioz's Roman Carnival Overture (1844), became increasingly useful for its peculiar dark and melancholy expression.

Borrowed money has been poured into unproductive uses, notably housing.

Light alloys are more and more widely used, notably in aeronautics and the car industry.

The humble chemical, which forms easily in salt flats, has many household uses, notably as a laundry detergent.

A related project IXI is being used notably for validation of brain analysis.