Sentence examples for but less discussed from inspiring English sources
The massive economic costs of reunification have been at the forefront of most discussions, but less discussed is the change in cultures that has taken place as the two countries have drifted apart, creating a divide that may soon be too big to bridge.
The massive economic costs dominate most discussions of a unified Korea, but less discussed is the change in cultures that has taken place as the two countries have drifted apart.
The debate has its merits, but less discussed has been the converse consequence of the popular-literary distinction: that literary works, especially those not written last year, are placed at the opposite pole to fun.
Another crucial but less discussed factor is Djokovic's innovative approach to tennis psychology based on mindfulness meditation.
Fear of failure or (more common but less discussed) fear of success can manifest in the most basic human triggers: Hungry Angry Lonely or Tired.
Prince has been very visible in the last five years if he had been more of a recluse this would still have been tragic news, but probably less discussed.
Another one, perhaps more important but even less discussed, is that many school districts give little attention to building their teachers' cultural competence: the ability to better understand, validate, and build upon students' racial and cultural backgrounds in the classroom.
The relationship between Kim Jong-Un and Dennis Rodman has received recent media attention but a less discussed Rodman connection is a photo of Kim Jong-Un's older brother Chul wearing a Rodman jersey as a boy.
But what is less discussed are the people with the money that allowed this magazine to happen.
But what's less discussed is the humanitarian crisis that Iraqi Kurds face because their region has absorbed more than 1 million refugees from Iraq and Syria who fled the extremists.
Less discussed but more disturbing was the publication of Real Housewives of New Jersey star Melissa Gorga's book of marital advice.
