Sentence examples for more striking if from inspiring English sources

The "breast is best"mantra is all the more striking if you actually read the research comparing breastfed and bottle fed babies in the developed world.

No one knows when America will hit its population peak.The differences between the two countries are even more striking if you look at their average ages.

Indeed, the pattern is all the more striking if you look at the best actor category, where British actors have won in American pictures.

It might have been more striking if, say, Mr Modi had chosen to use the occasion (as American presidents do) to tell his countrymen what he plans to do as prime minister.

A more striking — if unsurprising — data point is that among the earners of the highest wages, twenty-two per cent have access to paid family leave, while among the lowest earners, only four per cent do.

The interior of the restaurant, with two long walls of creamy banquettes and white table linens, has a kind of rectilinear, modern elegance, but it might have been so much more striking if the grandly windowed space, once occupied by Chanterelle, had not been carved into boxes.

Imperialism is now a dirty word, and the empires themselves are in shards.In economics, the differences between 1897 and 1997 are, if anything, more striking still.

Even more striking is the fact that if this occurs, then fourteen out of fifteen of the warmest years on record will have occurred since the turn of the century.

Indeed the changes in the SG patients were if anything more striking although the apparent difference failed to reach statistical significance.

Parks employs a low-key, if propulsive style, making such linguistic detonations all the more striking.

If the mind of Poe is considered, the duality is still more striking.