Sentence examples for less well reported from inspiring English sources

But there is a far more optimistic tale, one that is less well reported.

Experience with Same Day injections of longer-acting progestins is less well reported.

Less well reported are the triumphs of the later Sassanid Persian Empire over Rome, culminating in the crushing defeat of Emperor Valerian at Edessa.

While both have been extensively documented, the authors point out that what has been less well reported is the fact that both took place within certified, audited supply chains.

Although some 80 skinheads and other young men gathered here in July 1998 for a march sponsored by the group, Mr. Judy feels some frustration that the community's response, a quaintly named "Lemons to Lemonade" campaign, was less well reported.

Less well reported, but far more significant, is the news that hardbacks are flourishing, especially when, as with Murakami's IQ84, they are designed to appeal to high-end literary collectors, with beautiful typography, fine paper and a library binding.

Time Out fared slightly less well, reporting a 5.4% circulation decline on the year, to 52,198 – a 5.1% fall compared to the previous six months.

Patients with idiopathic dilated cardiomyopathy responded poorly and less well than reported in the adult CRT population, where resynchronisation was more successful in this setting than with ischaemic aetiology.

Still less often are they so well reported:A sadness come over everybody's face like 'What are we going to do now?'I put the machinery on skids and helped skid it out the back door.

At 0.42, America's level of post-tax-and-transfer inequality outranks Israel, Britain and Canada, and dwarfs the figures in Japan and Scandinavia.Ms Gornick's light-blue lines reveal a less well-reported story.

Less well-reported is the fact that this is a mechanical aperture and it adjusts automatically according to the light you're shooting in.