Sentence examples for less understood than from inspiring English sources

How could something so big remain unseen for so long — or be less understood than dinosaurs?

As a result, small tornadoes are not well documented, and in many respects they are less understood than stronger events.

How could something so big and powerful remain unseen for so long — or be less understood than dinosaurs, which died out millions of years ago?

But it does not permit us to dismiss "national" identities of proud and distinct people only because they are much farther away and less understood than, say, Chechnya.JÖRG SCHENDELBerlinSIR The Economist believes that the IMF encouraged Ecuador to default on some of its debt and then dallied over coming to its aid ("A warning from Ecuador", January 29th).

Coalition government has left him even less visible, and less understood, than he might have been: Nick Clegg, the Liberal Democrat deputy prime minister, has become the second face of the coalition, alongside David Cameron, the prime minister.Mr Osborne's elusiveness would matter less, were the gap between his public profile and his influence smaller.

The foliar transfer pathway is even less understood than the root pathway.

For every synthetic cannabinoid the authorities have banned, a half-dozen more have popped up, all of which are less understood by doctors than cannabis.

At present, the interaction and sensing of LGP2 with its corresponding ligand RNA is less understood and studied than ligand-receptor interaction of RIG-I or MDA5.

It's hard to find a beverage less understood and more undervalued than sherry.

One of the ways mental illnesses are less understood by the public than physical ones is that we aren't told much about how the former turn out.

The expansion phase is less well understood than the growth phase.