Sentence examples for remain unrecorded from inspiring English sources

Mr. Clark's deeds on the Aaron Ward would remain unrecorded.

But all sorts of corporate risks remain unrecorded in companies' accounts.

Many of these works remain unrecorded in their entirety, certainly by artists of this calibre, so this is a disc for the Handel aficionado as much as the baroque nut.

Can you mention just a few of the songs that remain unrecorded because of his unique interference?

Indeed, the data from Mosquin et al. [43] in Figure 5 show that although the benthos, which encompasses 8,639 species, represents the largest group of described marine species, there are an additional 2,075 species that have been collected but remain unrecorded.

It is a sad fact that the majority of the world's population and their life events remain unrecorded, even in the information-heavy 21st century, and despite Scandinavia's successful 250-year track record in this respect (4).

Yet a ''Landscape with Seashells," signed by the master around 1927-28 remained unrecorded in a Paris collection which it entered shortly after its completion.

"A queer, mad work by an odd fellow from Chelsea," the cathedral's organist had called it, but despite remaining unrecorded until 1936, the Tallis Fantasia has come to join the crowning glories of English orchestral music.

Ensconced in a Swiss collection throughout the 20th century, this image of Mary with Jesus and the infant St. John the Baptist remained unrecorded until its publication in Sotheby's catalogue.

Paradoxically, his 1,500-meter time, and all his marks in the individual events of the pentathlon and the decathlon, remain officially unrecorded, the result of the International Olympic Committee's decision in 1913 to strip him of his title and medals for having participated in minor league baseball games before the Olympics, a violation of the organization's draconian rule on "amateurism".

Without systematic monitoring and further knowledge, wildlife deaths on heap leach facilities are likely to remain largely unrecorded.