Sentence examples for far less discussed from inspiring English sources

For that we have to look to a government that has given us austerity and its corollary, the far less discussed localism agenda.

What is much less known about, and far less discussed, is the plight of young Muslims going in the opposite direction – those who not only turn away from radicalisation but from Islam itself.

I suggest this question is as important to cities -- and far less discussed -- as many other elements of today's urban agenda.

Far less discussed, though, is the nature of asserting one's identity in the worlds of GIF and net art a complicated issue in cultures built on the ability to remain anonymous, if desired.

And so, like the People's Front of Judea and the Judean People's Front, they often spend far less time discussing what they believe than they spend attacking each other.

Both resolutions will require Chinese support, and so far China has not acknowledged North Korean culpability, much less discussed sanctions or other punishment.

Analyzing who did what in the last 10 years is far less useful than discussing what, if anything, can be done in the next 10 years.

Had it been compiled 20 years ago, his sources might have been far less willing to discuss candidly the knotty issue of Hart's personal life.

The partnership's latest research, also to be released today, shows that parents have heard of Ecstasy but rarely talk to their children about it, far less than they discuss other drugs, said Stephen J. Pasierb, president and chief executive.

While many are happy to engage with nostalgic misrepresentations of past indigenous cultures in the form of Disney princesses and Halloween costumes, they are far less likely to discuss their experiences of inequality and injustice today.

So far, this war of words has been filled with self-righteous, obnoxious carping about terminology, which is far less helpful than discussing whether it's wrong for poor people to cross an imaginary line in search of better lives.