Sentence examples for remained latent from inspiring English sources

The art of Bloomsbury was a conversational art, in which high drama remained latent.

Perhaps the first modern Homo sapiens emerged with a capacity for modern creativity, but it remained latent until needed for survival.

(If a child who is breast-feeding has the right genetic predisposition, he might react to the nuts in his mother's diet, thereby triggering an allergy that could otherwise have remained latent).

The Defense Department has argued that it can attack members of Al Qaeda and its allies, although the dispute has remained latent so far because the policy has been to strike at only "high-value individuals".

Interest in science remained latent however.

While technical debt has received increased attention over the last 10 years, this other form of debt, namely "social debt", has remained latent and relatively unexplored.

The result is that Tei's promising ideas remain latent while her play meanders from the irrelevant to the glib.

For now, most of those effects are invisible and could indeed remain latent for a long time.

In his hospital room he suggested that an awareness of mortality was useful for a writer but ideally it should remain latent.

Though the powers of the presidency are at this moment somewhat diminished by the Republican House and the atavistic Supreme Court, they remain latent.

But because there are no reliable means to differentiate between lesions that will rapidly progress from those that will remain latent, many individuals undergo unnecessary treatment, which could expose them to complications.