Sentence examples for is fairly unknown from inspiring English sources

My favourite gem is fairly unknown but I grew up in Chiswick and played in the grounds all my childhood.

The Middle East is opening up again, and I have been speaking to potential buyers in Dubai for whom Scotland is fairly unknown.

For most of us the world of the illegal immigrant is fairly unknown, a parallel existence that operates in the same place, but with a completely different set of characters, rules, morals etc.

"It would be great if deaf sport got the same support and publicity as the Olympic and Paralympic games last year; however, it is fairly unknown despite the games starting in 1924," she said.

"Any extreme low-calorie diet is associated with side effects, kidney stones, dehydration, headaches," Dr. Aronne said, "and if you lose muscle mass and water, what's the point of that?" While the tube diet is fairly unknown in this country, it has been popular for years in Italy and Spain, where it is used casually to lose weight before a big event, as well as for more significant weight loss.

Nevertheless, the clonal architecture in distant relapse of head and neck cancer is fairly unknown.

"We think he's a terrific personality, but one that's fairly unknown outside of the boxing circles," said Peter Johnson, president of IMG.

The overall budget was helped, though, by the choice in the lead roles of British actors such as Kit Harington and Michelle Fairley and the American Peter Dinklage, who, at the time, were fairly unknown.

"We suppose that the ocean must be a fairly large contributor" of aerosols through the action of waves and wind, he said, but their abundance and how different types are distributed are fairly unknown.

The distribution of FCoV types in cats, which had succumbed to FIP, however, was fairly unknown.

You remember back in 1968, '69, we did a story on Buffett when he was fairly unknown.