Sentence examples for can be undiscovered from inspiring English sources
It is often supposed that truths can be undiscovered or that people can make mistakes about them.
Recent metagenomic studies indicate a large and partly underappreciated diversity of viral species [ 14– 16], so we speculate that in many cases the source organism may still be undiscovered.
Unlike large stocks, he explains, mid-caps can be relatively "undiscovered," particularly as the big brokerage firms pare down their equity research operations.
When a new bond is put into effect, it can be written to cover losses that have occurred but are undiscovered before the effective issue date of the bond.
Little is known about the youth of the artist, whose birthdate is undiscovered.
Most archeologists believe that there are no unplundered Maya cities left, even those that are "undiscovered".
"Maybe he's not so great," Matthew suddenly says of his father, adding, "Maybe he's undiscovered for a reason".
"The kinds of things I collected were undiscovered, so they were of no interest to the auction houses," Mr. Bröhan said.
It would be ridiculous to claim that southern Sicily is "undiscovered" when we are following in the footsteps of literally centuries of visitors.
What's more, the Mayan ruins of Chichen Itza, Tulum and the jungle-encircled Coba are so quiet you almost feel they're undiscovered.
Forget the magazine covers that promise "The Undiscovered Tuscany!" "The Hidden Tuscany!" "The Secret Tuscany!" When a place has been attracting admirers for more than a thousand years, no square inch is undiscovered.
