Sentence examples for be made very unknown from inspiring English sources

This makes the long-term return that can be made very unknown and doesn't fulfil our investment criteria.

Such measurements, probably the first to be made in a pylon, may be used to constrain models of their dynamics controlled by a very large number of unknown parameters.

Whether examinations for C3NeF were made is also unknown.

Those tablets were making him very, very dizzy.

(Caregiver, 11e) Those tablets were making him very, very dizzy.

Attempts were made to identify the unknown subjects utilizing IDIS.

What the Citizens United decision and a lower court ruling have done is make household names out of a bunch of relatively unknown, very wealthy conservatives.

They made very, very deliberate choice to do that, to their credit because in formulating the hypothesis that data could be turned into a product, that's leaping out into the unknown.

"But what it means in terms of dollars and cents is very unknown right now".

It's about making the unknown, known.

How decisions that lead to admissions at the very end of life are actually made in practice is largely unknown.