Sentence examples for underappreciated dimension from inspiring English sources

The declining domestic stability of its regional allies is an underappreciated dimension of the United States's perceived decline.

"The most underappreciated dimension of the Haqqani network," he said, "is its global character and the central role it played in the evolution of al-Qaeda and the global jihadist movement during the 1980s and 1990s".

In this Article, I conceptualize the elusive phenomenon of judicial statesmanship, and I defend statesmanship as a core, if underappreciated, dimension of judicial role.

However, in their search for productive microbes, these same researchers directed attention to the underappreciated dimensions of bacterial metabolism and microbial ecology.

However, an underappreciated but equally important dimension of his speech involves its widespread religious appeal.

And while there is no substitute for hard power, which clearly has its place in Iranian strategy, the soft power dimension is for now underplayed and underappreciated in Tehran.

It's almost underappreciated".

That's underappreciated, I think.

"Talk about underappreciated," Mr. Mosko said.

It is an underappreciated city.

Clinical documentation can be an underappreciated.