Sentence examples for less advertised from inspiring English sources

NASA's deeper, less advertised worry is probably its budget.

After Cornwall, the second, less advertised leg of his holiday was, serendipitously, to Turkey.

Available only on prescription, it is none the less advertised on television and in magazines.

Both Barnes & Noble and Kobo, its far less advertised rival, introduced nearly identical readers that are clearly intended to embarrass the industry leader, the Amazon Kindle.

Narco-capitalism is one of the less advertised features of globalisation, but it may well emerge strengthened from the recent dislocation in global markets.

The second is less advertised than the first, but is undeniable: a largely secular governance, which – though the Left by no means eschewed vote-bank politics – did not foster religious polarisation.

George Patton, the bellicose American general nicknamed "Old Blood and Guts" by his adoring soldiers, described its performance as "better than expected and less than advertised".

The new plan might even end up costing taxpayers less than advertised, since it is not clear that gas stations will install the new blender pumps amid concerns that higher concentrations of ethanol could damage some vehicles.

Rebel officials minimized the ramifications of the departures, saying that the agencies accomplished less than advertised and that the Sudanese had any rate become too dependent on aid after 10 years of Operation Lifeline Sudan.

A recent analysis by The New York Times revealed that the Houston school system, the poster child for standardized testing, had improved far less than advertised (though schools had, in fact, improved).

That's about $10 million less than advertised, but it's not going to placate the critics among baseball officials and other owners who complain that the Yankees' salary expenditures are out of control.