Sentence examples for more noteworthy in from inspiring English sources

They are still more noteworthy in that he had the use of only one eye.

Mr. Ondar's gregarious renown — he was also a former member of the Tuvan parliament — was all the more noteworthy in light of his gritty past.

Last night, at the Stone, on Avenue C, Fat Kid Wednesdays, a remarkable jazz trio from Minneapolis, made its New York début, a fact all the more noteworthy in that the members of the group have been playing music together for sixteen years, since high school, and have been performing under this name for more than a decade.

MDM leaves much to be desired for forward-thinking organizations, and Zimperium will become even more noteworthy in 2015 as MDM continues to die an all-too-slow death.

In developed and developing countries alike (although the trend is more noteworthy in rich countries) the poorest half of the population often controls less than 10percentnt of wealth.

Most of the decline in intracellular NAD+ content was observed after 12 months of age, and appears to be more noteworthy in the heart.

Even more noteworthy here in Shiite country, which greatly suffered under Saddam Hussein's Baathist rule, was the willingness to turn to a man with a Baathist past.

Examined from afar, revolutions are simply the more noteworthy episodes in the evolution of the sciences.

It's even more noteworthy that, in seeing them together, we saw a striking testimony to two notions that are evidently still viewed in some circles as novel ideas: that two funny women can exist at the same time and that blackness is not a monolith. .

The more noteworthy result in the analysis of G oxidation products was the strong oxidant dependence of the product spectra.

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.