Sentence examples for more notable and from inspiring English sources

More notable and numerous were initiatives that died.

"His presence made the talks more notable and shows that both the military and political Taliban are on the same page," he said.

When endometritis occurs in conjunction with salpingitis (inflammation of the fallopian tubes) or cervicitis (inflammation of the uterine cervix), symptoms may be more notable and more severe.

But the memoir is more notable, and moving, for its keen awareness of the harsh emotional price many performers pay to earn their turn on the stage.

My friends and family are also in there, rubbing up alongside names that others might think are more notable, and of course there are an increasing number of names of people who are no longer with us.

And with scarcity comes prestige: Science would come to be viewed as a more notable and noble career than it is today.

One writer asks where she can get a Martin Buber sweatshirt or a picture of Par Lagerkvis Mentions many more notables and tidbits from their lives.

Inspired by a book that profiles some of the more notable, scandalous and quirky of the cemetery's 560,000 inhabitants ("Brooklyn's Green-Wood Cemetery," by Jeffrey I. Richman, Mr. Richmonddecideded to produce a series of plays called "Only the Dead," based on some of its colorful stories.

This review focuses on some of the more notable successes and failures of modern electronic structure theory in properly describing these systems in the absence of solid-state effects.

Even more notable, Trilling and colleagues found disks around 60% of systems with the most tightly orbiting stars, the kind capable of producing twin sunsets like those seen on the fictional Tatooine.

Below, some of the 58th annual Grammy Awards' more notable surprises and snubs.