Sentence examples for even less understanding from inspiring English sources

And there is even less understanding of why they later abandoned the awesome city they had built over centuries.

Buckley believes that in the future reporters will continue to be quarantined, leaving them with even less understanding of the politicians they cover.

All too many of these were merely shots in the dark; many were misplaced attempts to find information, with few leads and even less understanding of al-Qaida.

He had little liking for the Oriental mind, which he termed "slipshod," and even less understanding of it, despite his claims to the contrary.

The ability to be up and running with little effort (and potentially even less understanding of how the cloud works), Hogan says, poses a risk to clients.

On some level Valkyrie gives you an instantly accessible, moment-to-moment experience that will be consistent with the EVE universe, but requires even less understanding [of the broader activity going on in EVE Online] than Dust 514 does.

With little understanding and even less sympathy of why people increasingly use religious identity in political contexts, they've missed the proverbial elephant in the room.

But there is even less public understanding of lesbianism than of male homosexuality in Russia, and researchers say many lesbians in this country suffer in ignorance and loneliness.

Half of progress is about recognizing women whose accomplishments were, as the Times puts it, "overlooked". But I think the other half of progress is something we consider even less: reframing our understanding of accomplishments.

There's even less experience or understanding of what will happen when such an enormous wage boost is imposed on communities with high unemployment, large, low-wage workforces and low costs of living.

I found it even less helpful in understanding why one of those selfsame Communists, Deng Xiaoping, decided to reverse course in 1978, steering his Marxist comrades away from Mao's doctrine of permanent revolution and toward a modern market economy, albeit one under firm Party control.