Sentence examples for even undiscovered from inspiring English sources

The amount of art crime is hard to gauge because the value of artworks is subjective until they are sold, and some thefts go unreported or even undiscovered.

This is worrying since the tropics hold the vast bulk of the world's biodiversity, with many tropic species still unstudied and even undiscovered by scientists.

One need only to turn to the 19th-century novelists such as Balzac to be reminded that behind every family fortune lies a great theft, often long-forgotten or even undiscovered.

While it has been recognized that even small islands can sustain endemic and endangered species of vertebrates, such forests are also important sites for endangered or even undiscovered species of plants, as further exploration of the remote islands of Lau will undoubtedly confirm.

It is predicted that even heavier undiscovered ununtrium isotopes could be much more stable: for example, 287Uut is predicted to have a half-life of around 20 minutes, close to two orders of magnitude more than that of 286Uut.

Indeed, there may even be undiscovered feed-forward mechanisms to explain the MSL-independent full X chromosome compensation in the Drosophila male germline for example [ 17, 18].

Or even a previously undiscovered species, such as Coelopleurus exquisitus, a heretofore-unknown sea urchin sold on eBay.

Keep in mind that the Urubamba Valley is studded with Incan ruins (some undiscovered even today), and in the early 1900s no one paid them much attention.

Ms. Betts also sought to give the magazine a younger feel by including features about largely undiscovered, even obscure fashion designers and artists, a decision she has since reconsidered.

It has never been easy to follow Hamlet quite as far as he would like to go — as far, even, as "the undiscovered country from whose bourn / No traveler returns".

For her part, Clarkson said she worries about the work left undone, the potential misdeeds left undiscovered, even as state and federal officials negotiate a settlement with banks to end some of the worst practices.