Sentence examples for remain unidentified for from inspiring English sources
Her relatives asked to remain unidentified for fear they would be attacked.
One foreign journalist who wished to remain unidentified for fear of professional repercussions, said that he often addressed issues that could be contentious.
"And I assume you could get similar prices most anywhere else, too," said a JVC spokesman who said he wished to remain unidentified for fear of angering his bosses, his competitors and the big retailers.
It would be a race against time before those supporters found other hiding places, so a group of interrogators was given greater latitude to use tactics on the new prisoners that had previously required the signed approval of senior officers, said military intelligence soldiers who asked to remain unidentified for fear of harming their careers.
Julian requested that his last name be omitted from this article and that his school remain unidentified, for fear of retribution against himself and his family.
A campaign official, who asked to remain unidentified for speaking on the sensitive topic, argued that there is nothing contradictory in the president simultaneously claiming the wall is being finished and complaining that Congress won't fund it.
The delay was attributed to the fact that Mr. Johnson had remained unidentified for at least several days.
Ms. Branch lost an aunt who stayed behind in Hurricane Katrina; her body remained unidentified for two years.
The biochemical substance(s) that mediates the flare response to injury or to capsaicin applied to the human skin has remained unidentified for more than a century.
Two of Thornton's siblings submitted DNA samples to a national missing person's database, which also contained DNA from the Wyoming body, which had remained unidentified for decades.
Together, we elaborate the determinants of aerobic glycolysis and identify and confirm novel points of regulation in glycolysis that have remained unidentified for over 50 years since the discovery of the pathway.
