Sentence examples for more notable are from inspiring English sources

More notable are a number of interspecific nesting relationships.

The more notable are salsa verde, with roasted tomatillos and a snap of cumin; mango, with onion and pepper; and a fiery habanero.

Perhaps even more notable are the effects of the economic reforms that North Korea announced two years ago, including floating exchange rates and prices, and granting more autonomy to enterprises and farms.

Besides Feinstein's at the Cinegrill in Los Angeles, some of the more notable are Davenport's in Chicago, Scullers Jazz Club in Boston, Blues Alley in Washington, Odette's in New Hope, Pa., the Royal Room in Palm Beach, Fla., and the Manor in West Orange, N.J.

Among the more notable are the Arthur Avenue, a two-fisted assembly of salami, pepperoni, ham, capicola, provolone, lettuce, tomato, and oil and vinegar on a hoagie roll; the MoMo wrap, featuring Cajun-seasoned chicken with Caesar salad in a flour tortilla; and the Redgate, a tasty amalgam of grilled chicken, bacon, avocado, Monterey Jack and basil mayonnaise on a hard roll.

More notable are effects that seem consistent with the positive impact of openness to experience and suggest that a willingness to consider and seek out alternatives may increase the risk of divorce the positive effects of female risk tolerance and of male extraversion.

More notable was Show Them No Mercy!

But more notable is that "Boiler Room" is an inversion of "Wall Street".

More notable is the way he mixes wide-eyed enthusiasm with sombre, ambivalent notes.

But perhaps more notable is what is missing from the restaurant.

Perhaps even more notable was the postgame posturing of Jennings, the Bucks' shot-happy point guard.