Sentence examples for but less thought from inspiring English sources

A spokesman for the British Bankers Associationn complains that his members "are placed under obligations but less thought is given to where banks can find authoritative information to abide by those obligations".

Historians have invented an entire discipline of historiography to reflect on the changing ways in which they work, but less thought has been given to the collectors who provide much of their raw material.

It's far bleaker and more monochromatic than The Hunger Games, but less thought-out and filled-in, lacking the mad Lisztomania costuming and general exuberance, and it steadily loses plausibility and coherence as it moves towards its climax.

In previous years, George Osborne has employed his fiscal statements to send out political messages - that he cares about pension pots and bingo-players, but gives rather less thought to the consequences for pasty-eaters.

"Yeah, in a way there was more thought – but in a way there was less thought," Tom says.

In fact, I'd guess he's given less thought to it than not just most MPs but most people in the country.

Less thought has gone into the game's battle system.

"There's less thought, there's more time, therefore there's less cinema," he said.

He's never been a judge, much less thought about being a Supreme Court justice.

Much less thought has been given to the risks posed by large-scale disruption of the public internet.

Less thought has been given to the challenge of building a stronger society in a fiscally constrained era.