Sentence examples for more notable because from inspiring English sources

This is all the more notable because of what has happened in the intervening years.

This quirky, colorful gem is even more notable because it's in the middle of a scruffy, nondescript town.

The violence is all the more notable because Lucknow and the surrounding area is known for its relative communal harmony.

The pessimism is all the more notable because after years of wariness, consumers are feeling more buoyant.

The price swings today may feel even more notable because the 1990s represented a relatively calm time for trading.

China's accomplishment was all the more notable because Europe and the United States have been jousting with Russia for years to break its natural gas pipeline monopoly.

But the recent influx of thousands more has been more notable, in part, because many of the new arrivals are visibly involved in commerce, standing in contrast to Brazilians, Suriname's other fast-growing immigrant group, who work largely at remote gold mines in the interior.

Google's last two earnings releases were made even more notable than usual because of the unexpected events that preceded them, but today's release of the company's fiscal Q1 2013 financials was as almost as straightforward as it used to be.

Sinch becomes slightly more notable in the growth context because, simply due to its youth, its product history is short compared to its revenue.

The Emperor's more notable political successes were achieved primarily because of the non-confrontational and cooperative manner with which he approached both issues and the partisan figures with whom he had to deal.

An increase was detected in the period of P. perniciosus activity in the region; these effects were probably more notable at the meso-Mediterranean level because this is where the density of this vector species is at its highest (6; Martín-Sánchez et al., unpub. data).