Sentence examples for which notably has from inspiring English sources

However, Channel 4's Dispatches strand has often stuck with a trusted stable of production companies, which notably hasn't included the Bureau.

The other group consists of those liberal intellectuals who favor the higher-brain standard (to be discussed), which, notably, has not been adopted by any jurisdiction.

I am not prepared to answer that, which, notably, has little to do with whether or not I actually know the answers to these questions, but more so due to the fact that it would be another opportunity to reveal the questionable attitude we have towards one another as human beings.

The study was carried out in London (UK), a city which notably has extremes of wealth and a large black and ethnic minority population and therefore is different to many other areas of the UK.

Here are 10 of the best examples from recent years, which notably have strong writing as well as digital innovation at their hearts.

Instead, after a 30-day trial, consumers must pay $9.99 per month to listen to music on demand, as well as get access to services like 'Flow,' which builds personalised radio stations for users based on their listening habits, music lyrics (which notably have been removed from Spotify for now at least) and more.

Forward contracts on commodities, put options, and credit default swaps also facilitated investment in developing countries many of which (notably India) have seen huge increases in wealth.

Well, that was, before the company effectively secured the trademark with the USPTO (which, notably, it still hasn't).

No app store is without its shady apps — even Apple, with their infamously/painfully stringent restrictions (which, notably, seem to have been relaxed a bit over time), has its fair share of iffy clones and trademark violations.

Obedience is owed because the "Laws" have provided the whole basis for Socrates' education and life in the city, a city in which he has notably chosen to remain, never traveling abroad except on military service.

But, in any case, if success attends the extended natural theological project to which Swinburne has notably contributed, the reasonableness of faith on this model will straightforwardly be vindicated.