Sentence examples for little recognized from inspiring English sources

Little recognized, however, is that the algorithm is fragile.

This latter mechanism represents a little recognized mechanism of aggradation over a large region.

He remains too little recognized in America, where few of his works reside.

But the subsequent, prolific glories of the Norwegian painter, who lived until 1944, are little recognized.

Yes, noise, too, is a form of pollution, often little recognized and regulated.

All that said, he is too little recognized in the West.

And I'm alarmed, as I work with the inside of the community, how little-recognized the phenomenon is, and how few in the community realize its magnitude.

The states must bring their violating areas into compliance under a little-recognized system called delegation.

A particularly felicitous choice was that of a little-recognized abstract painter named Julius Kramer.

The initiative also promotes morale among teachers and directors in a little-recognized field.

Floyd Norris sees this as a little-recognized but useful new indicator of economic recovery.