Sentence examples for are left undiscovered from inspiring English sources

The more nests that are left undiscovered, the more hornets will forage on the island's fauna.

Moreover, Stein writes, "the money being cut now will have lasting damage, both economic and medical, as cures to diseases are left undiscovered and treatments left unearthed".

However, there are a lot of layers that are left undiscovered because rarely is there a discussion about the disparity in pay that exists between white women versus black women (or other colours, creeds, sexualities, etc).. Wanna take a wild guess and see who makes more?

To get an estimate of how many lipid-related GO terms are left undiscovered, we randomly sampled 200 GO terms with unknown class labels followed by manual curation.

The purpose of this section is to illuminate the many concurrent and also past-but-still-chargeable crimes that are left undiscovered by a choice towards professional minimalism.

What we will be most sorry to lose is a subject capable of bringing out talents and potential in students that might have been left undiscovered".

The same is true of Francois Bluche, a French academic who thought it would be fun to imagine how Louis XIV's journals might have looked had they been left undiscovered in a Loire farmhouse; it was even more fun when Veronica Buckley based a new biography of his mistress, Madame de Maintenon, on them.

More recently, some corona proteins in serum have been determined by using quantitative proteomics analysis, but the adsorption mechanism has been left undiscovered in-depth [9 13].

That of Azita Nikooei, whose fiancé was convicted for her murder even without remains, was left undiscovered for 12 years.

The chemical similarity between zirconium and hafnium made a separation difficult and, without knowing what to look for, hafnium was left undiscovered, although all samples of zirconium, and all of its compounds, used by chemists for over two centuries contained significant amounts of hafnium.

"Now, that would be really flattering". Some things, perhaps, are best left undiscovered.