Sentence examples for is usually undiscovered from inspiring English sources
Such information does exist at the firm and product level but is usually undiscovered in public statistics.
Although undocumented crime or "dark figures" exist (undiscovered, unreported, and unfiled cases), they are usually related to relatively modest crimes (Skogan 1977).
It would be ridiculous to claim that southern Sicily is "undiscovered" when we are following in the footsteps of literally centuries of visitors.
The south Moravian wine region is still considered "undiscovered" – Brno, Znojmo and Mikulov are the main towns, and the last of these has an impressive baroque castle.
L'Oréal isn't exactly undiscovered.
"The kinds of things I collected were undiscovered, so they were of no interest to the auction houses," Mr. Bröhan said.
A hot sauce enthusiast, Noah asked himself how many other small makers might be out there who were yet undiscovered.
The purpose of this section is to illuminate the many concurrent and also past-but-still-chargeable crimes that are left undiscovered by a choice towards professional minimalism.
Unlike large stocks, he explains, mid-caps can be relatively "undiscovered," particularly as the big brokerage firms pare down their equity research operations.
