Sentence examples for working notably from inspiring English sources

He also took on the role of African elder statesman, working notably in conflict resolution, although his most recent efforts - trying to resolve Burundi's civil war - did not bear fruit.

It will also feed on concerns that aspects of the current structure are not working, notably the buck-passing between different bits of the railway when things go wrong.

The plan worked, notably against Sheri Sam.

Some of those systems worked, notably in northern New Jersey and Pennsylvania, preventing the failure from spreading southward, and in Connecticut, protecting New England.

In New York, these soups are easy to find in neighborhoods where Southeast Asians live and work, notably Elmhurst and Woodside in Queens and Chinatown in Manhattan.

There were numerous predictions that a significant proportion of Britons would soon cycle to work, notably after the success of GB cyclists at the 2008 Olympics.

Some bits, for me, worked notably better than others but overall it manages to somehow be spectacular and epic but always human in focus, and at times very moving in a way I still can't fully explain.

The public services don't work – notably rubbish collection and public transport – and the lobbies of those services are so strong that it would take a very powerful political force to fix them, which she is not".

Peter Walker writes today: There have been numerous predictions that a significant proportion of Britons would soon cycle to work, notably after the success of GB cyclists at the 2008 Olympics.

The Scottish landscape also inspired Laing to experiment with sculpture of a rougher finish and larger scale than his New York works — notably the vast "Pyramid Folly" (1972), which still dominates the site, albeit through a veil of ivy.

Still, he expressed confidence in the researchers' work, notably forensic anthropologist Dr. Richard Jantz, who contributed to TIGHAR's findings.