Sentence examples for was particularly notable for from inspiring English sources

Cisco's growth was particularly notable for the headwinds it faced.

Opening days usually stand out, but this one, at the start of their 50th anniversary season, was particularly notable for the Mets.

The decade during which I lived two flights down from Allen was particularly notable for its body count in suicides and overdoses, and those cadavers really had contained some of the best minds I knew...

Her commitment was particularly notable for the fact that it took place in Kandahar, which became the headquarters for the Taliban soon after the movement was formed in the early 1990s.

The surge in voting was particularly notable for black voters who, energised by the chance to elect a black president, took full advantage of new, more convenient polling arrangements and turned out in historic numbers in both the 2008 and 2012 elections.

Mr. Frankel, who oversaw the editorial page from 1977 to 1986, said Mr. Lewis's column "was particularly notable for his commentaries on legal issues, his advocacy of compromise between Israel and the Palestinians and his assaults on the apartheid regime in South Africa".

Their book is particularly notable for Jonathan Wallen's photographs.

His drawings are particularly notable for the fun he made of machinery.

The designs are particularly notable for great economy of brushwork and superb drawing.

Outer London's decreasing segregation is particularly notable for the Bangladeshi (-12%), Chinese (-11%) and Mixed (-8%) groups.

The Wallace Collection is particularly notable for its 17th- and 18th-century French and British paintings and sculpture.