Sentence examples for with namely from inspiring English sources

Unlike London, there's the climate to contend with – namely, the sweltering, stifling, stultifying heat.

The quant funds were the recipients of a ripple that began in a corner of the market that they had little to do with —namely, the subprime mortgage crisis.

I'm James Surowiecki, the financial columnist for The New Yorker, and we're here today to talk about a subject which I unfortunately have all too much experience with, namely procrastination.

But his biggest headache remains the NS's circulation, which is stuck at about a third of the number who buy or order the magazine it is always paired with, namely the Spectator.

Besides, B.T. had other health problems to cope with — namely, more than 10 wildly different personalities that competed for control of her body.

Essien's arrival will, then, allow Mourinho to solve one of the few problems he has to deal with, namely who to play alongside Claude Makelele and Frank Lampard in midfield.

However, of interest are several studies dealing with a pre-coating of the NP with proteins, namely with serum albumin and apolipoprotein E [53],[53],[53].

HV DI was found significantly correlated with PP, namely, with higher PP, increased DI was observed (r = 0.473, p <0.0001).

You may typically shy away from boxy styles like this, but the boyfriend is decidedly flattering as long as you know what to pair it with--namely, a slimmer bottom (think: leather leggings, skinny jeans, a pencil skirt) that balances out the voluminous silhouette.

BoxTop focuses on products with "an affiliation with milk," namely, Mr. Barkley said, "all the big cereal players and the cookie players".

Second, infections were performed with another virus, namely with a vesicular stomatitis virus, VSV that expressed GFP.