Sentence examples for much less discussion from inspiring English sources

While Israel's concerns about the Iran nuclear deal have been widely discussed in the U.S. media, there has been much less discussion about the Arab reaction.

They spend hours each day discussing what to put on page one of the paper, with much less discussion about digital distribution.

Replacements account for at least a quarter of ICD procedures, yet "there's much less discussion about appropriateness," Dr. Kramer said.

There has been much less discussion on something that seems to me to be much more important: how we talk to Europe and how they talk to us.

As world powers debate the fate of Syria, there is much less discussion surrounding the status of Syrian refugees, even though their status remains critical.

"I'd argue that postpartum depression still isn't exactly getting the attention that it deserves, but if you compare that discussion to the discussion about depression during pregnancy, there are far fewer stories, and there's much less discussion," said Katherine Stone, founder of the blog and non-profit Postpartum Progress, which regularly covers the topic.

"There is really no genuine public discussion about China's ethnic minorities and their place in larger society, much less a discussion that includes the voice of the minorities themselves," he says.

Date rape wasn't even a concept, much less a discussion.

There is much less public discussion about physician-industry relationships both in the lay media and the medical literature as compared with the US or other relevant countries.

People interact much less through informal discussions, and there is little team spirit or consultation, in particular between faculty and students".

The position that is entertained here in response to the last difficulty is not that current science routinely and effectively engages in moral discussion, much less that current science provides a model for such discussion.