Sentence examples for greatly unknown from inspiring English sources
The era of Googorola is nearly upon us, and the implications of such a deal are still greatly unknown to most of us.
It has been postulated that chemical contaminants found in foods (and feeds) might be etiological factors behind several diseases (e.g., cancer), the causes of which are still greatly unknown.
Climate classification has been analytically well done in recent years and is thereby not greatly unknown or controversial, whereas soil types have been mapped in a number of different ways and along with the considerable soil degradation in recent centuries, strong indicators show a need for considerably greater attention to this resource.
However the role of the interactions between the host plant and enteric bacteria in control of the colonization on or in the plant is still greatly unknown.
Estrogen receptors, ERα and ERβ, are important molecules involved in glucose metabolism, yet their role in pancreatic β-cell physiology is still greatly unknown.
On the other hand, the precise role in cancer of the other validated miRNA in our series, miR-99a-3p, remain greatly unknown to date.
Whether Einstein heard Heim's lecture on his fall ("Time became greatly expanded") is unknown, but is not unlikely.
XCOM: Enemy Unknown greatly impressed the public and media at E3 2012, where it won a number of awards from a variety of gaming publications, such as the title of "Best Strategy Game" from GameSpy, Game Informer, IGN, and Machinima.
Yet for all of his success, he is relatively unknown and greatly misunderstood, as his 1977 single "Short People" proved when most people missed Mr. Newman's deadpan irony.
PJ, via email Almost unknown and greatly underrated, Paul Mounsey produces some of the most exciting music I've ever heard - gorgeous Celtic melodies delivered in a Latin style, with instrumentation to die for.
By doing this, we reformulate the MD/MM problem as a single measurement vector recovery problem and therefore reduce the unknown variables greatly.
