Sentence examples for less often seen from inspiring English sources

Less often seen is the Chinese worker.

But he is less often seen as a historian of Marxism.

But reds, less often seen, originate in the appellation, too, and the Burgundy Wine Company offers a plush, juicy one.

Mr. Ramsay's media appeal is based on a fiercely aggressive, megalomaniacal television persona (not uncommon in the chef world but less often seen) that is not entirely exaggerated, and his interviews are laced with robust obscenities.

Others are social dramas, less often seen, such as Ikiru (which Steven Spielberg used to claim was his favourite film) and the dreadful Dodesukaden, or cops-and-robbers thrillers such as Stray Dog and The Bad Sleep Well.

Collaboration is not as rare in American public schools as Ms Green implies, but it may be less often seen in schools where there is pressure to "teach to the test".

In summary, rural dementia patients less often see a neurologist or psychiatrist than urban patients, but those who do, have a greater chance to be prescribed a ChEI.

We found that recognition sites of Type II REases encoded in a genomic fragment with greater composition bias according Alien_hunter are underrepresented in the entire genome less often (see Fig.  5c).

For new-onset liver injury caused by a drug, usually a relatively rare event, incidence of 1/1,000 is not uncommon, and serious cases are often even less frequently seen.

However, these have less often been seen as something for whose mutual relationships the usual work of bioinformaticians can have wide-ranging legal and political consequences in practice.

They can less often be seen in younger individuals with sufficient sun exposure.