Sentence examples for often appreciated from inspiring English sources

The party is keener on reforming how government works than is often appreciated.

Will they remain so?Democracy has tougher roots than is often appreciated.

What's not often appreciated is that it was Kodak that invented the digital camera – in 1975.

In fact, Nazism combined sexual release with racial ideology, more so than is often appreciated".

Another key barrier, identified by women in particular and not often appreciated, is fear.

But the reshaping of business is already happening, and much faster than is often appreciated (see our survey).

We encounter books at different times in life, often appreciating them, apprehending them, in different ways.

Though he sometimes chafes at his collar, he often appreciates the job.

And she often appreciates the savoir-faire with which one man passes her on to another.

Yet unlike conventional houses, which often appreciate, manufactured homes quickly lose their value.

As prices fall or, more often, appreciate more slowly, rents are going up.