Sentence examples for often unidentified from inspiring English sources

Because along with the target, there are often unidentified people of varying degrees of "guilt," ranging from "some" to "none" and all somehow defined and approved by unidentified judges in the military, and ultimately given the nod by President Obama, or perhaps his close representatives.

The global pharmacokinetics of prenylflavonoids are unclear, as these compounds yield multiple, often unidentified metabolites.

Unfortunately, the life histories of many protistan parasites of decapods are insufficiently described, resulting in the fact that modes of infection and transmission are often unidentified.

Others, often unidentified foreign prisoners, were interrogated for months under combinations of drugs that left them permanently damaged.

Syrian activists had come from all over the world to read names out loud for three days straight in front of the White House, where often "unidentified" is read out loud to memorialize a body that could never be named because it had been too badly destroyed.

And it most definitely includes people who identify themselves as Native American due to some mysterious, small fractional quantity of American Indian blood they believe they have from some distant, often unidentified ancestor -- one who they almost always claim was Cherokee.

With only a few exceptions, bidding was thin and most often by unidentified telephone bidders.

Kims have around 300 distinct regional origins, such as the Gyeongju Kim and Gimhae Kim clans (though the origin often goes unidentified except on official documents).

There are no sources, they are just made up lies!" Never mind that Trump himself often cites unidentified sources for improbable assertions, using  formulations such as  "many people are saying" or "some people say".

In resource-poor settings, life-threatening obstetric complications still often go unidentified and pregnancy complications are frequently not properly managed by health services.

The incidence of the Essex-Lopresti lesion type is possibly under-reported as there is a spectrum of injuries, and subtle disruptions often go unidentified.