Sentence examples for once unexplored from inspiring English sources

Even better, India should be able to supply more of its own oil, considering the estimated 3.5 billion barrels of recent discoveries in once unexplored basins in Rajasthan.

For those constrained by a barrier of unseen sights and unheard sounds, it was once unexplored territory – but with the Lorm glove, they might just have that world in the palm of their hands.

The study, published this year in the journal Biodiversity and Conservation, sketches market forces that are at once highly visible and mostly unexplored.

The film's title is derived from an old Latin expression, Hic sunt dragones or "Here be dragons" -- once commonly used by cartographers to indicate unexplored locations on maps.

I'm talking here about acquired tastes but more than that, I'm referring to the shock of the suddenly and compellingly new that the unexplored, the unfamiliar Kandinski, caviar, Campari once represented for me -- just as Elling so manifestly does.

This would be a watershed moment in central banking, moving from the Federal Reserve's once-radical zero interest rate policy (ZIRP) into the unexplored territory of negative interest rate policy (NIRP).

Promising discoveries in illnesses like depression and Parkinson's that once would have led to clinical trials are instead going unexplored because companies have neither the will nor the resources to undertake the effort.

Georgia O'Keefe once wrote to Mabel Dodge Luhan, "I feel there is something unexplored about women that only a woman can explore".

Reading a novel that deals with emotions that are layered, emotions that are juxtaposed and emotions that are ephemeral is like walking around a previously unexplored city; it allows us to see so many bustling, conflicting things at once.

Before he does, he should try to resolve one important and largely unexplored question: When the administration lifts the moratorium, should it do so selectively or all at once?

They remained unexplored.