Sentence examples for basically unknown to from inspiring English sources

"I am the C.E.O. of a new company that is basically unknown to U.S. media, analysts and investors," he added.

"There's a whole world of photography that is basically unknown to the world of cinematography," he said.

Because the song is basically unknown to jazz audiences, he could pour his own style into it, trickling out his phrases, making them sound like vocal runs.

They remain basically unknown to the public, hidden in plain sight behind supermarkets, along bike paths and on property of unknowing homeowners, he said.

Two law-enforcement officials who were initially involved in the investigation said in recent interviews that the Newtown police had never been called to the Lanza home for any disturbances, and that before the shootings the family was basically unknown to the authorities.

Until that point, Wallace and the other men in solitary confinement were basically "unknown to the world", says Rideau, the author of a memoir, In The Place of Justice.

This week, though, the World literature tour comes into its own, as it heads into territory which is – at least to me – basically unknown.

Our objective is to get name recognition, and we went from a company that was basically unknown in the United States, with 13percentt name recognition, to 91percentt".

52 54 Currently, the specific apple genes or genetic loci associated with resistant responses to ARD pathogens are basically unknown.

It took Intel years to get there, and so far AMD is basically unknown in the enterprise space," Brookwood says.

As a matter of fact, when the buffalo breeding based on closed breeding techniques does not allow buffaloes to graze on pastures contaminated with bracken fern, the bladder disease is basically unknown although clinical cases of BPV infection can be seen, that is, papillomatosis of the skin.