Sentence examples for less widely recognized from inspiring English sources

More popular elements of the law are less widely recognized.

Less widely recognized is their potential for guiding strategic development decisions.

CONCERTS FOR CHILDREN BY CHILDREN (Sunday) John Jay College of Criminal Justice is known for teaching the rule of law; it is less widely recognized for fostering harmony through music.

Last week Sarah Lerfel, the influential owner of Colette in Paris, announced that she would drop "power brands" like Christian Dior, Yves Saint Laurent and Miu Miu for spring 2003, and concentrate on lines from designers less widely recognized.

Although less heavily developed and less widely recognized than the borscht belt, with its giant resort hotels like the Concord and Grossinger's attracting mostly Jewish guests, the East Durham area had a similarly intense ethnic identity.

A member of the New York school of Abstract Expressionists who was less widely recognized than male colleagues like Franz Kline and Willem de Kooning, Ms. Passlof had been immersed since the 1950s in the heady, impecunious cultural ferment of Downtown Manhattan.

"While Africa's increased economic momentum is widely recognized, less known are its sources and likely staying power," the McKinsey study argued.

That Spielberg is the most commercially successful movie director in history, with four of the top ten all-time box office hits, is widely recognized; less is the enormous influence that his vision has had on all the other visions the entertainment industry purveys.

While the gap between the Fatah-led West Bank and the Hamas-led Gaza is widely recognized, less appreciated is that Fatah itself, which the West trains and helps, is so internally torn that it is scarcely able to negotiate or govern.

While the massive contribution of PrP conformational changes to the etiology of prion diseases is widely recognized, less is known about the role of other molecules that interact directly with PrP.

At first glance, the Kurdish fighting force in Syria – the People's Defence Units (YPG), linked to the Kurdistan Worker's Party (PKK), which the US designates as a terrorist group due to its decades-long war with Turkey – is a less natural partner than the widely recognized Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) in Iraq.