Sentence examples for less often mentioned from inspiring English sources

Less often mentioned is money.

The worst thing, and what is less often mentioned, is the reaction I get from some of the still-employed.

Less often mentioned, in these articles, is that The Da Vinci Code inconveniently hit the Roman Catholic church right after the devastating series of sex abuse scandals in the late 1990s, and early 2000s.

What is less often mentioned in news reports is that the mayhem in Juárez is largely the result of a determined effort by Sinaloa to wrest the Juárez "plaza" from the local cartel.

(Less often mentioned as part of the "Gossip Girl" package, for no apparent reason, is Stephanie Savage, who co-developed the series with Schwartz and was also a writer and producer of "The O.C").

Overlooked in the technological wonder that makes space travel possible is the less often mentioned reality that astronauts, particularly those aboard the International Space Station, have to make do with some rather low-tech appurtenances.

While major threats to the health of the global ecosystem include habitat conversion, climate disruption, overexploitation, toxification, species invasions, and disease, the authors argued the two biggest drivers of population loss are often "much less frequently mentioned": human overpopulation and "overconsumption, especially by the rich".

That is not a contingent that is often mentioned in the official press, much less as a judge of character.

Professors Pamela Karlan and Kathleen Sullivan of Stanford Law School, often mentioned together, are candidates that would have been more likely in a less partisan era.

Cultural differences are often mentioned first.

Rosaries and prayer are often mentioned.