Sentence examples for goes undiscovered from inspiring English sources

On the Q3 call, Spiegel announced a personalization effort, saying: "We are going to make it easier to discover the vast quantity of content on our platform that goes undiscovered or unseen every day.

Hypertension in adolescents however often goes undiscovered because adolescents are generally healthy and visit a physician only when they are very ill.

History-taking, the acknowledged starting point for quality medical care, is inadequate so that information about patients goes undiscovered [ 5- 9]; and outcomes from treating recognized problems are unequal to what can be achieved through effective use of existing knowledge [ 1- 3, 10, 11].

But since mass-market radio, which is still the engine behind record company promotion, for the most part turns a deaf ear to traditional pop, most of the best of that music goes undiscovered.

But the college is so tiny and its focus so narrow that even after 102 years Webb goes undiscovered by hordes of high school students doing their college searches, including thousands on the Island who might be intrigued by its nautical and engineering bent and beachfront location on Long Island Sound.

We mistake the tale of the starlet discovered in the drugstore as the archetypal American story, when it's the story, most often untold, of the beauty who goes undiscovered, the voice that goes unheard, that comes closer to getting right who we actually are.

They show that the policies could just as easily have gone undiscovered.

The extent of his abuse, however, went undiscovered and unknown to professionals at the time".

And how does a buried pharaoh go undiscovered for so long?

Errors to the discredit of the hospital are unlikely to ever go undiscovered or unaddressed.

Still, she acknowledged, at a time when no area seems to go undiscovered for too long, "I guess all this was inevitable".