Sentence examples for more notable now from inspiring English sources

Now, of course, the long-bottom uni is a fixture, irrevocably attached in our mind's eye to Barry Bonds, Manny Ramirez, Big Papi Ortiz, and others, and is almost more notable now for the arrival of knee-pant revisionists like Joba Chamberlain.

Formerly the senior interactive media executive for Cendant Software, Layne found that his entry into FasTV.com aligned him with a group of executives who were behind some of the more notable companies now popping up in the convergence space.

One of the album's more notable songs, "Famous," is now available on the three streaming music services.

While the viewership may not be all that notable now, as more consumer headsets hit the market virtual reality could prove to serve as a major boost for fans' at-home experience.

Udacity has competitors, effectively, from many parts of that spectrum, but some of the more notable include Coursera, Lynda (which is now part of LinkedIn and Microsoft) and Khan Academy.

It's all the more notable considering that, even though Miyazaki is now the studio's president, he's still obsessively hands-on.

Now they are a team more notable for speed and skill, led by players like Nash, Brad Richards, Gaborik and Carl Hagelin.

One of the more notable shifts has been how retail centers are now offering service delivery.

The success of the platform is all the more notable given the geographically limited roll-out until now.

Now comes the news that one more notable Manhattan bookstore from that pre-Internet, pre-superstore era may join the list of the departed.

When Sister Martha first came to St. Charles 69 years ago, Port Jefferson was still a bustling center for commercial shipping and Main Street, now crowded with retail establishments, was more notable for its large trees than its shops.