Sentence examples for less press from inspiring English sources

However, one critical breakthrough received far less press: the discovery of lymphatic vessels in the brain.

The Illinois senator's fundraising receives far less press attention than Clinton's.

When it comes to fossils, moths and butterflies get far less press than, say, dinosaurs.

Blair is not paid for any of these roles, which generally receive less press attention.

The science has attracted a good deal less press than G.M.O.s, but it has already moved beyond the lab.

Respect for Aged Insects When it comes to fossils, moths and butterflies get far less press than, say, dinosaurs.

The exposure is part of her deliberate evolution into a more public and less press-averse figure.

People with urgent schedules were often forced to wait, while those less pressed made their flights.

So I think Maria will feel less pressed by her opponent.

More enlightened public -- and private -- financing would make our beloved Brooklyn Museum of Art less pressed to sell its soul.

Researchers at Wharton, Yale and Harvard have figured out how to make employees feel less pressed for time: force them to help others.