Sentence examples for hardly been explored from inspiring English sources

One could argue that, rather than being tediously overexamined, there are aspects of her career that have hardly been explored.

And there could be plenty more, as much of the west of the country has hardly been explored.

The possibilities opened by the new technology – even for serious reading fogies like me – are remarkable, and have hardly been explored.

Still, combinations of the above areas have hardly been explored.

However, the synthesis and luminescence properties of SBA-15 mesoporous materials covalently bonded with organic schiff-base ligands have hardly been explored to date [37].

Very few of them are intended to discover overlapping communities, particularly the detection of such communities have hardly been explored in the bipartite networks.

This concerns the evaluation of the actual balance between costs and effects in a field of care where this has hardly ever been explored before, i.e. with very limited sources to derive costs of other outcome valuations from.

The thesis of Spanish influence on French art is hardly new, but it is explored in such precise and fresh detail, discreetly, without pushing comparisons (in that respect it's not like "Matisse Picasso" at the Modern, notwithstanding the coincidental titled pairings) that you would have to be churlish not to leave edified and amazed.

But palm oil is hardly the only source of biofuel being explored by the US government.

Improbabilities to be explored.

Plausible interactions were explored.