Sentence examples for little acknowledged from inspiring English sources

Little acknowledged that self-reporting meant various authorities had unfettered access to people within the club.

And still it is the little acknowledged elephant in the room.

However, it has been little studied, little acknowledged and yet may have major implications for the operation and management of geomorphic systems.

Ignorance of the guidelines' existence is common though seldom recognized, and a reluctance to accept guideline recommendations is also a real but little acknowledged problem.

Ecologists and farmers often have contrasting perceptions about the value of natural habitat in agricultural production landscapes, which so far has been little acknowledged in ecology and conservation.

Alfred H. Barr, Jr., snapped up some Suprematist gems in 1935, for New York's Museum of Modern Art, but Malevich remained little acknowledged until well into the sixties.

"We're so used to making do with so little," acknowledges Olwell.

"I wish there were a better answer than 'it depends,' " Mr. Little acknowledges.

To budge them a little," acknowledges a man who starts his work calls around 5 30 a.m., arriving at his large, airy Lower Manhattan office an hour later.

If someone helps you even a little, acknowledge them generously in your presentations.

Seeking a world that represented the liberty he felt denied, Herriman created a powerful, if perhaps too-little acknowledged, addition to the canon of queer American literature.