Sentence examples for a somewhat unknown from inspiring English sources

Until now the SPLM-North has been a somewhat unknown quantity.

Much like Doug Martin last year, Bernard enters the season as a somewhat unknown rookie.

Secondly, the sugars needed for energy production to keep minimal processes were activated via glycolysis and PPP, highlighting a somewhat unknown role of PPP in oxidative stress in Populus model system and need for further proteomic validation in plants.

Despite Dennett's vast scholarship, he seemed to only have directly addressed the topic of memory in a relatively unknown coauthored article published in a somewhat obscure volume.

Just as students should feel a sense of exciting, if somewhat unknown, potential in formal education classrooms, so should their teachers.

While Kasich remains somewhat unknown by a certain percentage of the population, that's changing due to his experience.

"The concrete works, since it was the subtractive process of sandblasting was somewhat unknown and therefore a little nerve-wracking in its unpredictability.

Even though the two countries are intertwined fútbol-wise, with Gold Cup, Champions League and World Cup qualifiers, American soccer is regarded as a sort of transatlantic kin, connected but somewhat unknown.

But so are myriad 'soft' skills and a willingness to embrace something new and somewhat unknown.

Tranmere went for the if-it-ain't-broke-hit-it-on-the-head-with-a-hammer-and-appoint-John-Barnes approach – the removal of the eminently competent Ronnie Moore and his replacement with the still somewhat unknown quantity that is Barnes (though, Rob Smyth made a decent case for the defence a week or two ago) leaves us all wondering what to expect.

"The level of those may be somewhat unknown," he said.