Sentence examples for more notable causes from inspiring English sources

And as scholars and black men who have been in the media for many years, haven't they realized that their off-putting jabs at President Obama have garnered more attention and spotlight recently than their more notable causes?

But September 11th and its aftershocks in Bali, Madrid, London, and elsewhere are more notable for causing an outbreak of militant atheism, at least on bookshelves.

Men in This COnetry Have Suffered Lofg Enough.

His practice was not becoming more notable.

More notable was Show Them No Mercy!

These are some of the more notable.

What is perhaps more notable than the fact that Weinstein's alleged transgressions could persist for so long with so little scrutiny is that they coexisted with his reputation as a stalwart of progressive causes.

That remark is more notable for redundancy than revelation.

Here are a few of the more notable examples.

More notable are a number of interspecific nesting relationships.

Among the more notable storms are the Great Hurricane (1928), which killed thousands of Floridians and has remained the most deadly to hit the state; and Hurricane Andrew (1992), which devastated southern Florida and caused extensive property damage.