Yet the debate over racing thoroughbreds on any drugs is precisely the kind of issue that you would expect to be addressed — much less mentioned — in a documentary that features what would soon be the most famous dead horse in America since Ruffian, the spectacular filly who was fatally injured in 1975.
It is so rare that anyone speaks out on behalf of artists, much less mentions what these artists need just to survive.
Religious and spiritual items (13.2%/11.6%), teamwork items (7.0%/9.2%) and organizational items (3.6%/2.1%) were much less mentioned by GPs and nurses, respectively.
The stories focused heavily on breast cancer, and over one-third of them mentioned this (compared with a cancer disease burden of 13%); the next most covered sites were lung and prostate cancers, although the former was much less mentioned than its cancer disease burden of almost 20% would have suggested.
Tsahi Hanegbi, the Justice Minister and a member of the Prime Minister's Likud Party, sniped at him for failing to credit -- much less to mention -- Mr. Rabin in the signing ceremony at the White House.
While major threats to the health of the global ecosystem include habitat conversion, climate disruption, overexploitation, toxification, species invasions, and disease, the authors argued the two biggest drivers of population loss are often "much less frequently mentioned": human overpopulation and "overconsumption, especially by the rich".
Much less commonly mentioned were HIV, TB, and HCV.
Until someone finds a previously undiscovered specimen of tree bearing multivitamin fruit in the Amazon or Madagascar or something I'm hesitant to call the ingestion of vitamin pills natural, much less the previously mentioned absurd amount of goo.
Space curved beams with large displacements, however, have been explored to a much less extent, not to mention explicit solutions concerning instabilities and critical loadings.
At that first official demonstration to show off Eniac, the male project managers didn't mention, much less introduce, the women.
The league even experimented with not turning the goal light on at all, but Murphy said the crowd's response to a goal was much less immediate — not to mention much quieter.
