Sentence examples for even less known from inspiring English sources

Iranian secularism, Geramifard explains, has been written out of the makeup of Iran – and is even less known in the west.

In the case of this avian influenza, there is even less known of the scale or likelihood of the threat than with terrorism.

But Mr. Muhly, the youngest composer the Met has ever commissioned, is even less known to most operagoers than Mr. Adès.

Two potential challengers in the Feb. 25 nonpartisan election are the Rev. Paul Jakes Jr., whose public profile is fairly low, and the even less known Pat McAllister, a computer consultant.

She said that Wikipedia might consider applying for a third, even less known honor, the Unesco Memory of the World Register list, which recognizes valuable archive holdings and library collections.

"With relief pitchers, it's even less known what the right number of pitches they can throw day to day is and how many days they can go without a day off," Parsons said.

Forty percent considered hypertension as a leading NCD cause of death; even less knew about heart attack, diabetes, or cancer as leading causes of deaths.

Through word-of-mouth and social media, the party quickly took off, despite little money and even less know-how.

Adhesion and junction molecules involved in tumor cell-endothelial cell interaction are poorly known and even less is known about brain endothelial-specific mechanisms.

Even less was known about its mass, but we certainly knew a lot about its orbit!

Even less is known of Scytho-Sarmatian.