Sentence examples for entirely unexplored from inspiring English sources

Together they make the largest mountain range on the planet, 50,000 miles long and almost entirely unexplored, as tall as the Andes but two miles deep.

What I find so exciting about caving is that it is an entirely unexplored wilderness with enormous potential for discovery.

Most insect Y chromosomes remain entirely unexplored.

The structural diversity of these alkaloids is remarkable, yet their biosynthesis is largely or entirely unexplored.

The reconstitution of membrane protein supercomplexes into proteoliposomes opens up new ways for investigating their molecular mechanisms, which are almost entirely unexplored.

The molecular basis of traits remains entirely unexplored and to date no molecular linkage map has been reported for pigeonpea [ 9, 10].

Their volatile constituents are almost completely unexplored.

At a time when even the scientific world seems overcrowded, an entirely new, unexplored area of science would be most welcome.

An Avant-Gardist: While Apple has mostly tweaked and tinkered with its operating system over the past several years, Microsoft's Windows 8 represents an epic wave of change that brings with it an entirely fresh, largely unexplored computing experience.

It is entirely possible that other, still unexplored, correlates are more central to the etiology of human sexual interests and that the correlates discussed in this article are merely tangential.

"But this is all new and unexplored territory".