Sentence examples for rather less attention from inspiring English sources

But there was another significant development, which is connected to the ongoing debate about the T.P.P., and which has received rather less attention.

But my point here is different, and it receives rather less attention: How the heck do these guys make so much money, year in and year out?

But the countless ingenious ideas for tackling the problem emanating from universities, thinktanks, front rooms and sheds across the planet get rather less attention.

What's killing Romney now is another aspect of the private-equity business, and Bain Capital in particular, which has received rather less attention: its opacity and secretiveness.

What particularly caught my eye, though, was something MacKenzie said which received rather less attention — about fact-checking stories before publication.

What's more another aspect of the BBC3 move that has received rather less attention raises further questions about the BBC's commitment to these vitally important – and underserved – audience segments.

"The CFA would rather have less attention on their members, it is more profitable for them that way.

Ms. Bunker said in an interview that she had urged Sotheby's not to sell the statue at public auction but rather privately, to attract less attention.

They give less attention to the rather more numerous places (most of Africa, much of Latin America and Asia) where state bossiness has allowed self-interested and incompetent elites to mismanage their country.

The Great Brain Race: How Global Universities Are Reshaping the World takes a somewhat different approach to the malaise on campuses, viewing universities from an international rather than a specifically American perspective and paying less attention to their internal dynamics.

When you delete history, selectively deleting rather than deleting all of it often attracts less attention.