Sentence examples for even more noticeable when from inspiring English sources

Last year, the flaw in the playoff format was even more noticeable when the 8-8 Chosteds hosthe the 12-4 Colts in the wild-card round.

The variation became even more noticeable when it came to the sample size used for pretesting (Q2.7b and Q2.7c), ranging from over 1,000 (Board A) to around 20 for every pretest (Board C).

There are always going to be deserving players for whom a good Hall of Fame argument can be made, but constantly culling baseball's past to award those players is inevitably going to lower the Hall of Fame's overall standards thus making it even more noticeable when few, if any deserving players on the regular ballots make it in.

I mean, it's not as though the man's a master of disguise: he's got hair again, so he looks similar to the way he looked back when he was a teacher at a local high school — and in fact, he's even more noticeable, because he looks homeless, ragged, and Unabomber-like.

Even more noticeable were the sparsely populated hospitality boxes.

The crossover is even more noticeable in games today.

But Hart was more noticeable when it mattered.

Corporate independence was even more noticeable in America.

This generational change is perhaps even more noticeable in Rocky's music.

Obviously, they're even more noticeable than national school bus chrome yellow.

Since Hernández was suspect in his first start in almost three months, Hitchcock's reliable effort was even more noticeable.