Sentence examples for almost unexploited from inspiring English sources

Cotton has been almost unexploited for heavy metal tolerance and accumulation.

Therefore, the perioperative period, which is at present almost unexploited, may also represent a window for novel therapeutic opportunities.

There are also significant, nearly unexploited reserves of lignite.

Surprisingly, NOD1 remains a virtually unexploited target in this respect.

I still think to this day that, creatively, mobile is the most unexploited gaming platform out there.

Fakir points out that supporters of South Africa's ruling party hold coal rights in the region, and that landlocked Botswana's government has long sought a route to the sea for its abundant but almost completely unexploited coal resources.

Scotland contains some of Europe's best offshore wind prospects but they remain almost entirely unexploited.MATTHEW SPENCERGreenpeace UKLondonSIR The issue of shares in revenue from the North Sea would be determined largely by agreements embodied in the legislation dissolving the United Kingdom before, as you suggest, arbitration at the International Court of Justice.

The rise of interest in these microscopic organisms for biotechnological applications is due to the unique biochemical features and their vast biodiversity, which to date is almost entirely unexploited [ 6].

"This is a market that's unexploited for the world's most popular game.

Despite its immense wealth, most of the country outside the capital remains undeveloped and unexploited.

But the serene, almost primitive islands of the lower Andaman Sea, lapped by the Indian Ocean and the Strait of Malacca, are still a largely unexploited paradise.