Sentence examples for almost completely unexplored from inspiring English sources

pic.twitter.com/Wzna6akR1i December 31, 2013 The scientists were attempting to retrace the steps of Sir Douglas Mawson, the geologist who between 1911 and 1913 led the Australasian Antarctic Expedition to King George V Land and Adelie Land, parts of Antarctica that at the time were almost completely unexplored.

Their volatile constituents are almost completely unexplored.

This almost completely unexplored concept will be applied to the continuous monitoring of the Earth's polar regions through a pole-sitter, i.e. a spacecraft that is stationary above one pole of the Earth.

Over a span of 14 years, they traveled eight times to the area, which at the time was almost completely unexplored and unmapped.

The abyssal zone thus remains almost completely unexplored.

The Venezuelan Atlantic Front was until recently almost completely unexplored, and the little information available concerned commercially valuable species of fish and shrimp [19].

Within this large range are remote and poorly-known drainage systems that remain nearly completely unexplored.

Karyotype and DNA reassociation kinetic studies have shown that salamanders' large genomes reflect high levels of repetitive DNA rather than polyploidy; however, such repeat elements remain almost completely uncharacterized, and TE silencing in salamanders remains unexplored (Green 1991; Sessions and Kezer 1991; Batistoni et al. 1995; Marracci et al. 1996).

At that time, I was thinking about areas that were still completely unexplored – where we were missing paradigms.

"We were in a completely unexplored area," said Mr. Folch, describing his adventures in Russia.

China was almost completely blockaded.