Sentence examples for far unexploited from inspiring English sources

Murdoch's vision was that he would digitise the world's so far unexploited classrooms.

It will also enable the development of multiple other coal mines proposed for the so far unexploited Galilee Basin.

The controlled release of drugs for pulmonary delivery is a research field which has been so far rather unexploited but is currently becoming increasingly attractive.

Yahoo! has been sitting on an unexploited goldmine for far too long.

Despite the large number of miRNAs that have been deposited in the miRBase database, this database is likely to be far from saturated as abundant miRNAs are still undiscovered from unexploited organisms.

With the over-fishing of the world oceans, the Arctic has seemed like a new and unexploited area rich with  new supply to be harvested by industrial fleets far away from restrictions and regulators and again disconnected from traditional Arctic fishing interests and practices with the catch frozen at sea and taken away as soon as the holds are filled.

Haiti is by far the poorest country in the Western Hemisphere, and yet it need not be so, because unexploited economic opportunities abound there.

The railways gave struggling American stockmen access to millions of cheap and unexploited acres, and the means of transporting their herds to it and from it, to markets as far away as Britain.

Sicily is still remarkably unspoilt and unexploited.

They are not letting it pass unexploited.

Marine life is largely unexploited for food.