Sentence examples for far unidentified from inspiring English sources

Three bodies, so far unidentified, were taken from a house destroyed by Israel.

So, too, did another, so far unidentified man, whose body ended up hidden nearby.

The incident, which happened on Friday, saw the so far unidentified man taken in a stable condition to Kingman Regional Medical Centre.

That was no small accomplishment because cosmologists now theorize that some puzzling and so far unidentified "dark energy" is wrenching space apart ever more violently.

The Russian prime minister is also described as an "alpha dog", whereas a hapless (and so far unidentified) former British government minister is described as a "hound dog" because of his libidinous habits.

French media reported that Zoheir Houaoui of Air Algérie had confirmed the plane was carrying 50 French passengers, six Algerians, one Malian, one Belgian, two from Luxembourg, five Canadians, one from Cameroon, four Germans, one Nigerian, eight Lebanese, one Romanian, 24 from Burkina Faso and six so far unidentified passengers.

One pub, thus far unidentified, has seen its rateable value increase sevenfold.

One pathway proceeded through phospholipase C (PLC -dependent PLC -dependentositol turnover, while the other triggered calcium release through a so far unidentified mediator.

This leaves CCS (on scales that have not yet been proven feasible) or other so far unidentified technologies as alternatives for rapid, urgent emissions mitigation.

The greenhouse study showed that maize secretes a number of so far unidentified strigolactones that induce Striga seed germination and the amount of these strigolactones increases upon N and P deficiency.

The diversity of lowest-energy aqueous geometries with or without intra- and inter-residual hydrogen bonds, and comparisons with the previously studied parent binary complexes bis l-histidinato copper II) and bis l-histidinato copper II) reveanda so far unidentified conformational flexibis l-threoninato copper II-threoninato)copper(II) in aqueous solution.