Sentence examples for more noteworthy if from inspiring English sources

Today, a brand is more noteworthy if it does not have an online store than if it does.

If so, the first company's earnings surprise will be much more noteworthy, and, if history is any guide, the market will react much more positively than to the second company's surprise.

(Or if we decided that the descriptions were more noteworthy than the names, we could do it the other way: "an imprisoned lawyer, Nasrin Sotoudeh, and a formerly imprisoned filmmaker, Jafar Panahi").

The back of his turban-topped head catches your attention, but what's even more noteworthy is the bullet belt worn around his neck as if it were a necklace.

Interestingly, if repeated biopsy showed a change upward or (more noteworthy) downward in the Correa's cascade compared with the initial grouping, this seemed to have prognostic significance.

If they had stopped there, their discovery would have been no more noteworthy than the Super Bowl Indicator.

Surely individual talent and originality in art are more noteworthy?

That dearth makes what is out even more noteworthy.

He might find even more noteworthy — and sometimes embarrassing — information.

At the moment, though, the Democrats' efforts are more noteworthy.

Single-season marks are no more noteworthy than career milestones.