Sentence examples for more noteworthy though from inspiring English sources

More noteworthy, though only slightly more promising, is the expensive ($340) limited-edition book forthcoming from Genesis Publications.

Thus, this demand decrease is more noteworthy though the production increase from non-OPEC countries might be blamed for the low oil price.

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

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.

But Mr. Ross's persistence and the fact that though over the last nine months he's been all but stripped bare, he's emerged from the fray relatively unscathed, which indicates something much more noteworthy.

Though one of its two designers was William Van Alen, who went on to design the Chrysler Building, this one has almost been more noteworthy for what it replaced — two distinguished hotels — than the office building itself.

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

Amid all the fun, a few errors creep in, some more noteworthy than others.

Even more noteworthy are the high scores (83%and73%3% respectively) on questions about organisational aims and resources.