Sentence examples for much less recognized from inspiring English sources

That was more than 40 years ago, when autism was barely understood, much less recognized, as a standard diagnosis.

And the assault from this storm is much more invasive, although, ironically, much less recognized.

Much less recognized or explored is how the stress and trauma of exposure to violence radiates through communities right here in the US.

"Layer on top of that, in Coda, the fact that you had a brand that was much less recognized and far less trusted and you would have significant concerns about their ability to survive," Bullock added.

A second application of this reagent as an attachment factor is much less recognized.

Today, few godparents even remember their entrusted's birthdays, much less recognize their hidden attributes.

"We hold that corporate liability is not a discernible — much less universally recognized — norm of customary international law that we may apply" pursuant to the Alien Tort Statute, the ruling said.

The major factor that is rarely taken into account is the intrinsic rhythmicity of hypothalamo pituitary adrenal activity, not simply the classic diurnal variation but also the endogenous pulsatility which is similar to, but much less well recognized than, the rhythms found within the reproductive and growth hormone axes.

This proposal was met with polite silence at the meeting, and while word of it leaked out, it went unremarked, much less officially recognized.

These diseases are much less well recognized even than HAM/TSP, with no data on incidence or prevalence among carriers.

Older females are known to comprise the majority of BP users, whereas male osteoporosis is much less frequently recognized and treated.