Sentence examples for may be uncharted from inspiring English sources

This present legitimacy crisis may be uncharted waters for our parliamentarians, but it's par for the course for this premier.

While the Great Lakes may no longer be uncharted territory, many roads are minor and signposting can be rudimentary, so a SatNav system is worthwhile.

Little more than weeks later, that direction may be into uncharted territory.

He said the court may be entering "uncharted waters" by deciding on who has the right to marry, and wondered aloud why the justices had agreed to hear the case.

Geopolitically speaking, when it comes to war and the imperial principle, we may be in uncharted territory.

All you could say is that would be historically unprecedented to have that long a gap between nomination and confirmation, but we may be living in uncharted times".

Rather than stopping the flow of immigrants, the measures may be forcing smugglers onto uncharted, unmarked routes.

Neil Lennon may be about to enter uncharted territory but the Celtic manager has no desire to end his Champions League run at the last-16 stage.

There may be action sequences in "Uncharted 4" that would make the Avengers jealous, but it's a character-driven game, its designers insist.

Conversely, reversal of AT1R-induced histone changes in cardiac, vascular and renal cells may be an essential but uncharted mechanism during therapeutic intervention with AT1R blockers.

If many a gaze was directed towards the executive boxes, the man who propelled Fleetwood Town and Leicester City to uncharted heights may be seen on the pitch when they replay next week.