Sentence examples for too little understood from inspiring English sources

"Bereavement in friends and siblings of a child who dies is still too little understood," Susan says.

He characterized global warming as a serious long-range problem but one whose dimensions were still too little understood.

"These proud and independent people have been self-governing for generations, and have a rich tribal history that has been too little understood in the West," he said.

All too little understood, the uniqueness of the strategy lies in this: that it achieves its goal not through its acts but through the response to its acts.

The findings do not point to any new treatment and are too little understood to serve as the basis of a diagnostic test.

They were members of a subculture with its own set of aesthetic codes and foundation myths and often with strong connections to Sufism, a mystical branch of Islam still too little understood in the West.

Too little is understood about the behavioural impact of abuse as a young child.

Too little is understood about the behavioural impact the abuse she suffered as a young child has had on her.

Gaston Gelos, division chief for global financial stability analysis at the IMF, said that while some elements of the shadow banking sector served a useful role, for example as a source of business lending and to improve market liquidity, too little was understood about the scale and nature of its activities.

Glassy-eyed, anxious, ill-tempered and exhausted, the Biennale-goer suffers less from Stendhal Syndrome – with its fainting fits and hallucinations at experiencing an excess of great art – than a visual and mental fatigue, the result of having absorbed too little and understood even less.

Too little is understood about the human immune response to S. aureus, which can cause deadly infections, yet often lives in and on us without causing disease at all.